
Call me, call: fraudsters are using a new scheme to deceive the public
Attackers are actively using a trick to induce citizens to initiate calls to fake numbers themselves

Attackers are actively using a trick to induce citizens to initiate calls to fake numbers themselves

The technology makes unauthorized access to customer funds virtually impossible

The messenger's press service reported that the new owner of the number will not face restrictions, but the old one will not be able to create an account again

A full account on the official Moscow government portal is required to verify identity

Violators face fines of up to 50 thousand rubles, for legal entities - up to 200 thousand

Experts advise using unique passwords and separating personal and work accounts

The ban can only be lifted by personally visiting the MFC

Also, from September 1, fines will be imposed for advertising services to bypass resource blocking on the Web

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation warned about a new type of fraud with mobile payment systems

Operators are required to provide law enforcement agencies with data, including user IDs, registration information, authorization information, and changes to contact information

According to experts, the Ministry of Digital Development's new amendments to Article 15.3 of the Federal Law may complicate the work of legitimate cybersecurity specialists

Attackers act as school staff or tech support

In Moscow, a store director transferred 60 thousand rubles from his personal account to a fraudster after a phone call

The Ministry of Digital Development proposed that large companies integrate with the Max messenger

The document establishes mechanisms for restoring access to "Gosuslugi" and compensation for damages by telecom operators