There is no end to the imagination of scammers who send malicious emails. They have started shipping messages calling the victims to report to the police address Athens.
A new activity has appeared in the field of fraudulent emails where fraudsters pretend to be the Greek Police Directorate of Athens and call their victims to appear at the police headquarters for their case, otherwise they risk imprisonment.
Of course, in order for the victims to see details and where exactly they need to be presented, they should open the file attached to the email, and that is the lens. The attached file contains malware.
See below relevant announcement of the Police:
Greek police headquarters
Athens, July 8 2020
PRESS RELEASE
Information about a new forgery - a fraudulent e-mail circulated as a so-called letter from the Greek Police
A new obviously false forgery was detected - a deceptive message, which is circulated as an alleged letter of the Greek Police, through e-mails, by perpetrators who are obviously trying to deceive - mislead the citizens.
Citizens are asked to delete this message and "do not open" the attachments to avoid being attacked by malware.
The case is being investigated by the Cybercrime Prosecution Directorate of the Greek Police.
