The attackers call in the guise of delivery workers, and under the pretext of refunding money for an order that was allegedly paid for by mistake, lure the card details and codes from SMS, the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs reports to TASS. According to the materials of the Russian Interior Ministry, which the agency examined, the fraudsters present themselves as employees of a delivery service. They claim that there was a mistake in paying for the order and offer to issue a refund. To this end, the interlocutor is asked to provide bank card details or a texting code. If a person reports this information, they lose money. The Ministry of the Interior called not to give the codes to foreigners, no matter who they introduce themselves to. Earlier, the Ministry of Interior explained the sharp jump in fraud using Telegram bots.

The attackers call in the guise of delivery workers, and under the pretext of refunding money for an order that was allegedly paid for by mistake, lure the card details and codes from SMS, the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs reports to TASS. According to the materials of the Russian Interior Ministry, which the agency examined, the fraudsters present themselves as employees of a delivery service. They claim that there was a mistake in paying for the order and offer to issue a refund. To this end, the interlocutor is asked to provide bank card details or a texting code. If a person reports this information, they lose money. The Ministry of the Interior called not to give the codes to foreigners, no matter who they introduce themselves to. Earlier, the Ministry of Interior explained the sharp jump in fraud using Telegram bots.