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Fraudsters attack with fake fines from the Ministry of Internal Affairs

Fake messages about fines from the Ministry of Internal Affairs for visiting banned websites have emerged. Fraudsters attempt to steal card data and personal information by urging victims to pay fines urgently.

In brief

  • Fake messages allegedly from the Ministry of Internal Affairs urge payment of fines.
  • Fraudsters direct people to fake websites to steal data.
  • Visiting websites is not grounds for a fine from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
  • It is recommended to verify information through official services.
Covered by 2 of 6 media groups
  • Budget not in the collected reports
  • Public money not in the collected reports
  • Media business 1 source
  • Big capital not in the collected reports
  • Readers and grants not in the collected reports
  • Undisclosed 1 source

No newsrooms from these groups in the collected reports: budget, public money, big capital, readers and grants.

What are media groups?

Share of reports by media group
GroupShareCount
Media business
  • Newsroom 1
50%1 item
Undisclosed
  • Newsroom 1
50%1 item

How we count media groups — Methodology

Who the outlets write for
  • community 0
  • region 0
  • country 2
  • world 0
Channels
  • Websites 1
  • Telegram 1

How we measure speed, distance and channels

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