The event took place in 50 countries in offline and online formats

Fraudsters are trying to convince their victims to pay bills using fake QR codes

Unknown individuals, on behalf of the Federal Tax Service, report unpaid taxes and outstanding debts

Attackers have devised a two-stage scheme involving account hacking and offering "help"

The scheme consists of three stages, one of which involves the bank client calling the fraudsters themselves

Transferring a WhatsApp Account to Fraudsters Can Result in Up to 10 Years of Imprisonment

Roskomnadzor does not plan to monitor users and collect data about them from prohibited sites

Attackers offer to "return" lost money

Changes in the new bill to combat telephone and Internet fraudsters contain a number of nuances

Measures are aimed at protecting personal data

Gullible Citizens Are Offered "Work" as Extras, Inducing Them to Take Out Loans

Attackers are trying to convince victims that their personal account on the "Gosuslugi" portal has been hacked

To test IT systems, it is proposed to legalize the activities of "white hackers"

The main security risks are due not to vulnerabilities in biometric systems, but to the human factor

Fraudsters have started using a scheme to deceive citizens with mentions of the Bank of Russia