Beware of fake e-mails! From the webσελίδα of Greek Police, and the Prosecution of Electronic Crime today:
The Electronic Crime Prosecutor's Office informs citizens about trying to capture personal data ( Phishing ) by shipment fraudulent emails post officeu ( phishing e-mail )
The perpetrators with these messages seem to have been sent by Greek banking institutions, prompt recipients to confirm personal access details in e-banking servicesbanking
These messages need great care as they use it logos of Greek banking institutions and appear extremely plausible
Internet users are encouraged not to choose the proposed hyperlinks, not to reply to messages, not to register and send personal data, as they are by no means true, since banks do not confirm codes via emails
The Greek Police's Electronic Crime Prosecution Division informs internet users that a Phishing Mail attempt has been identified by bank customers who are e-banking online users for the purpose of conducting transactions and transferring money account in third-party bank accounts abroad.
With these messages, unknown actors try to deceive the recipients to get them sensitive personal data and money.
In particular, these abusive emails inform the recipients that they must confirm their personal details and passwords to e-banking online banking.
If the recipient responds, their codes are caught by the perpetrators who then access the bank accounts of the victims and transfer money to third party accounts.
Please note that these messages require great attention, as they use logos of Greek banking institutions and are extremely plausible.
Users who receive such emails are invited not to choose the proposed links, not to reply to the messages, not to register or send personal data, as they are by no means true, since banks do not password confirmation via emails.
It is recalled that for similar incidents, citizens can contact the Electronic Crime Prosecutor's Office on the following contact details:
• By phone: 111 88
• Sending e-mail to: ccu@cybercrimeunit.gov.gr
• Through the application for smart phones with ios-android operating system: CYBERKID
Also pay attention to corresponding emails that "come" from Ministry of Finance
The Electronic Crime Investigation Directorate informs citizens of the mission misleading emails to a large number of Greek internet users
The perpetrators with these messages seem to have been sent by Ministry of Finance they first inform the recipients that they have tax return
These messages need great care as they use it logo of the General Secretariat of Information Systems of the Ministry of Finance and are extremely plausible
Users receiving such emails are asked not to reply and not send their personal data, as they are by no means true
The Greek Police's Electronic Crime Prosecution Directorate informs Internet users that in the last few days there has been an outbreak of misleading emails to a large number of Internet users.
With these messages, unknown actors try to deceive the recipients to get them sensitive personal data and money.
In particular, the above emails inform the recipients that they have an income tax refund from the Ministry of Finance.
Then, if the recipient responds, they ask him to enter sensitive personal information such as name, home address, telephone number, bank account number, VAT number, credit card number, etc. in a special form.
Please note that these messages require great attention, as they use the logo of the General Secretariat for Information Systems of the Ministry of Finance and are extremely plausible.
Users who receive such emails are being asked not to reply to do not register and send personal data because they are by no means true.
Please note that no agency or agency requests information such as credit card numbers, bank account numbers, etc. via e-mail.
It is recalled that for similar incidents, citizens can contact the Electronic Crime Prosecutor's Office on the following contact details:
• By phone: 111 88
• Sending e-mail to: ccu@cybercrimeunit.gov.gr
• Through the application for smart phones with ios-android operating system: CYBERKID
