Modern technologies make it possible to create digital clones of real people and mislead others
Modern technologies make it possible to create digital clones of real people and mislead others
Attackers resort to psychological tricks to make the victim believe in the need to transfer money
Links in messages lead to phishing sites that steal personal and banking data
New measures are aimed at combating cybercrime and protecting financial transactions
Positive Technologies Reports a Sharp Increase in Cybersecurity Incidents
One of the most common schemes is the hidden registration of SIM cards to the buyer
Protection provided by the National System for Counteracting DDoS Attacks
Applications in the "Medical Services" category became leaders in the number of problems
Fraudsters are calling graduates' parents and asking for codes to access electronic diaries or the "Gosuslugi" portal
Lawyer Adams listed the signs by which you can identify fraudsters
The attacker loses interest if he senses the victim's confidence and awareness
Couriers are increasingly replacing digital transfers due to the anti-fraud system
Set-top boxes with root access are especially vulnerable
The Central Bank's new measures are aimed at combating droppers and will only affect them
Scammers request SNILS, TIN and in some cases a code from SMS