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PGNiG is once again used by fraudsters to attack the company's clients. At the beginning of March, the fraudsters sent fake text messages with information about overdue payment and gas supply cut-off in the event of non-payment. People with gas supplied by PGNiG, however, must watch out because this scam is being used again, the company said in a press release.

Watch out for fake Netflix and Disney + websites. Over 700 pirate sites appeared on the web. Only between April 6 and Easter, the British company Mimecast detected over 700 sites impersonating Netflix and Disney+, which it announced in its report. Fraudsters create pages that imitate registration forms for streaming services. Potential customers provide their personal data and card numbers there in the belief that they are buying a subscription.

What do criminals do in quarantine? They continue to rob Poles with hackneyed text messages in the "through payment intermediary" variant, preying on human harm and the fact that the financial situation of many Poles has dramatically deteriorated in the last month. Here are the messages that have just been sent, probably as it usually happens to thousands of Polish telephone numbers: We have PLN 10k of non-returnable cash for you.

Watch out for attacks on users of Polish email providers: WP, Interia, Onet. We are observing mass attacks on clients of Polish websites providing e-mail services. Although the scenario is not sophisticated, the theft from the account hurts quite strongly and we already know the victims. It is worth warning your friends. For several weeks, users of the Polish Internet have been receiving messages imitating their email operator with information about the need to accept the update of the terms and conditions.

Data loss, computer lockup or company paralysis are a bit like a normal hack. Every business owner counts that such a misfortune will not happen to him. However, falling victim to a cybercriminal is not difficult at all. The tricks that they use make us unaware of the attack. Until we lose access to data.

The first scenario has been very popular recently, mainly because a large proportion of people still do not know what such a scam really is. And the fact is that the scammer gains access to our friend's account on social media - usually on Facebook - and contacts us regarding the availability of a BLIK code for a quick money transfer.

We informed about the subject some time ago, and now the PKO BP and ING publish the information again: Recently, we have been observing increased activity of fraudsters imitating bank helplines. Be careful - you can lose all your money knowing that you are acting according to your bank's instructions. Do they hack bank helplines? No, but...

A scam targeting Bank Millennium is advertised on Facebook. This campaign has been going on since January. Occasionally fraud appears on Facebook ads. One of the most popular was the "financial gap" allegedly disclosed by Polish celebrities, including Robert Lewandowski and Hubert Urbański. There are also more serious scams. While browsing Facebook, we came across a scam in which someone is imitating Bank Millennium.

The largest bank in Poland warns customers again. Scammers make money transfers, money disappears from the accounts! WATCH OUT FOR FALSE TEXT MESSAGES WITH LINKS TO MAKE A MONEY TRANSFER - warns the PKO BP bank on its website. Be sure to check. False text messages contain links to carry out the money transfer and link to pages that imitate the bank's website. The security image you selected with the date and time of login will not be displayed on the fake page imitating the page for logging into the iPKO website.