The Ministry of Internal Affairs has issued a warning regarding an increase in phishing attacks targeting the public. These fraudulent activities are being disseminated through various digital channels, including SMS messages, electronic emails, compromised webpages, mobile applications, and social media networks. Authorities noted that the “Safe City” system has been inundated with these deceptive messages.
Consequently, citizens are strongly advised to exercise caution before clicking on any links received. Such links may redirect users to fraudulent websites designed to steal personal information. The Ministry urges the public to remain vigilant when utilizing the internet.
Specifically, individuals should refrain from opening suspicious links or messages. Furthermore, it is crucial never to share sensitive personal data—such as bank card details, passwords, or identification numbers—with unauthorized channels. Another key precaution recommended is to verify the source of any incoming message.
Citizens should confirm that the sender is indeed an official institution or recognized organization before taking any action. Adherence to these guidelines is essential to mitigate the risk of falling victim to these sophisticated cyber threats within the city.
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