Niebezpiecznik informs about another phishing attack in which SMS recipients receive information about an unpaid fine. More at niebezpiecznik.pl

Cyber criminals again try to extort sensitive data or confidential information, impersonating the Polish Post Office, pointing to the need for special attention and limited trust in claims received in e-mails or on visited websites. More at cyberdefence24.pl

CSIRT KNF warns against the increased activity of fraudsters who again impersonate InPost. In the text message sent, they persuade their potential victim to pay extra for the parcel or otherwise fail to deliver it. Details of the attack also on ACME LABS Facebook website. ACME LABS website on Facebook. .

As KPMG indicates, in the opinion of over half of the surveyed companies, the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to an increase in the risk of cyber attacks, KPGM points out. According to research conducted by the company's experts, the pandemic also made people aware of the need to implement improvements in the areas of crisis management and ensuring business continuity. Details at the link on the website cyberdefence24.pl

PKO BP warns of another phishing attack in which fraudsters send fake e-mails containing links that, if clicked, can install malware on the customer's device.

Niebezpiecznik.pl reports an interesting situation when the reader, after blocking access to the account by mBank, saw a form in which he had to provide all his key identification data (PESEL number, mother's maiden name and his ID) in order to unlock access to the account. In such a situation, is it possible to doubt whether it is a good method to unblock access? Could such a situation not become the basis for another fraud scenario? More at niebezpiecznik.pl

Fake text messages and e-mail have been a plague in recent months. Using the example of InPost, we show how the authentic ones differ from those whose opening can lead to the loss of even all your money.

Fake messages regarding payments on auction portals or fraudsters impersonating investment advisers - these are the next attacks by criminals against which ING Bank Śląski warns its clients.

Thanks to the BIK alerts service in the "PZU Dom" package, policyholders will receive text messages and e-mail notifications in case an attempt to extort a loan takes place, the PZU Group announced on Friday. As stated in the press release, PZU's business partner as part of the implementation of the new service is the Credit Information Bureau (BIK), which cooperates with the banking sector and the largest loan companies.