
"Pension will be transferred to digital rubles": fraudsters devised a new scheme for the elderly
To "refuse" the alleged automatic transfer, scammers ask for a code from an SMS

To "refuse" the alleged automatic transfer, scammers ask for a code from an SMS

Phishing sites disguise themselves as well-known brands, and after payment, criminals receive money and card data

Fraudsters posing as educators extort SMS codes and access to bank accounts

Money is withdrawn from accounts, and loans are taken out in the victims' names

Scammers impersonate SFS or FNS employees and extort access to "Gosuslugi"

Targeted advertising in social networks and messengers simulates test access to trading

Fraudsters use real tax refunds to extort SMS codes

Fake receipts in messengers and fake government websites deprive dacha owners of both money and accounts

"Moshelovka" expert: The victim is drawn into a criminal chain of cashing out stolen funds

Fake stickers lead users to phishing payment pages

Motorists were advised to check fines through official resources to avoid becoming victims of scammers

Scammers collect a victim's profile for years, Moshelovka said

Attackers have switched to the "callback" tactic

Fraudsters have learned to imitate the interface of a bank and payment system

Fraudsters play on patriotic feelings and use social engineering