The Ministry of the Interior warns: fraudsters have started sending fake receipts to citizens en masse in recent days, Russians have been receiving more and more fake payment notifications. According to the Ministry of the Interior, the attackers send fake receipts, which may outwardly resemble speeding fines, utility bills or tax payment documents. The common detail of such "payments" is a QR code. After scanning it, a person is taken to a website similar to an official payment service. There they ask you to enter your bank card details. If the user provides details, fraudsters can delete all funds from the card. In addition, the police state that the QR code can lead not only to a fake payment page, but also to a website where they offer to install a malicious application. Citizens also began receiving messages purporting to be from the Federal Court Service. They indicate the need to repay the debt within three days and for details go to the link. The Ministry of the Interior reminds: following unknown links and entering bank data on dubious websites is extremely dangerous. To avoid becoming a victim of fraudsters, experts recommend checking fines, taxes, utility bills and debts only through the official websites and applications of departments, banks or the state services portal. We are in TG, we are in Max.

The Ministry of the Interior warns: fraudsters have started sending fake receipts to citizens en masse in recent days, Russians have been receiving more and more fake payment notifications. According to the Ministry of the Interior, the attackers send fake receipts, which may outwardly resemble speeding fines, utility bills or tax payment documents. The common detail of such "payments" is a QR code. After scanning it, a person is taken to a website similar to an official payment service. There they ask you to enter your bank card details. If the user provides details, fraudsters can delete all funds from the card. In addition, the police state that the QR code can lead not only to a fake payment page, but also to a website where they offer to install a malicious application. Citizens also began receiving messages purporting to be from the Federal Court Service. They indicate the need to repay the debt within three days and for details go to the link. The Ministry of the Interior reminds: following unknown links and entering bank data on dubious websites is extremely dangerous. To avoid becoming a victim of fraudsters, experts recommend checking fines, taxes, utility bills and debts only through the official websites and applications of departments, banks or the state services portal. We are in TG, we are in Max.