Translated with AI from the Russian original.
A top manager at Kaspersky Lab, Veniamin Ginodman, lost 10 million rubles due to a fraudulent scheme. The man works for the company as an advisor to the CEO on educational projects.

The attackers called the 67-year-old Ginodman, introducing themselves as heads of the security service of Rosfinmonitoring. They stated that someone was trying to steal money from the man's account and send it to Ukraine. The fraudsters persuaded Ginodman to withdraw 10 million rubles from his account.
The top manager of Kaspersky Lab handed over seven million to a girl on Nakhimova Street in St. Petersburg, and the remaining three million to a man on Planernaya Street in Moscow.
Kaspersky Lab regularly explains how not to fall victim to fraudsters. However, these tips did not help the company's top manager save his money.
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