The Ministry of Internal Affairs announced an increase in phishing attacks on channel administrators
Attackers call victims, posing as bank or law enforcement officials, and convince them to put cash in the mailbox
Attackers are actively creating exact copies of profiles or hacking real accounts to impersonate victims' acquaintances
Attackers are spreading false information in Telegram channels, closed chats, and websites
Among the main targets: the financial sector, telecom and e-commerce
Developments by SberTech and Stakhanovets Company will provide businesses with comprehensive security
Fraudsters pose as telecom operators, law enforcement officers, and even victims' colleagues
White hat hackers will check the security of ten key e-government systems
The risks of using self-service checkouts in stores are often exaggerated, but there are points to pay attention to
Attackers convince citizens to transfer money, hiding behind an "official" status
Under the guise of car dealers, fraudsters offer cheap foreign cars
New terminals will simplify access to public services abroad and streamline passport control for foreigners
Fraudsters register a domain name that contains the word osago or resembles the domain name of a well-known insurance company
President of the Russian Federation noted the contribution of programmers to the protection of Russia's digital space
The pretext is cryptocurrency transactions or other operations