Have you been sued for millions? Don't rush to open attachments. Fraudsters send letters in the name of lawyers and "official" services: they threaten you with penalties, but do not explain what exactly you have violated. Details are offered through the link, QR code or in the attached file. There may be viruses and fake pages hiding there to steal banking data. The calculation is simple: quantity scares you and forces you to act without hesitation. Do not open suspicious attachments and do not pay for "receiving documents", warned the Ministry of the Interior. Check the sender through the official website or using a number you found yourself - not using the contacts from the letter.