Viktor Orban Calls for Caution over Ukraine-Linked Banking Cyber Fraud

According to Viktor Orbán's post, the government meeting on Wednesday discussed the margin freeze, the Demján plan, and cyber fraud. Follow the government news minute by minute on Telex.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban today called on the public to beware of banking fraud and cyber fraud linked to Ukraine, Hungarian media reported today.

The Prime Minister showed on a phone how fraudsters can steal savings with one wrong click.

György Matolcsy came clean again: he revealed Viktor Orbán's statement behind closed doors - The SAO chairman received harsh criticism.

Cybercrime is flourishing in Ukraine, which Prime Minister Viktor Orbán drew attention to, as Hungarian families have been damaged to the value of 8 billion forints. Meanwhile, Ukrainian spy Roland Tseber would ban the KMKSZ in Transcarpathia. These two topics were discussed in Rapid's afternoon broadcast by László Zöldi Szentesi, senior staff member of Magyar Nemzet, and András Kárpáti, senior staff member of Mediaworks.

"One wrong click is enough and family savings will skyrocket," warns the prime minister, who would take action against bank hacking attacks linked to Ukrainian criminal circles. In the past ... ...