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We talk to Dr. Tadeusz Białek, vice-president of the Polish Bank Association, about the increasing number of crimes to the detriment of customers using remote electronic communication channels and about ways of defending against such threats.

Cybercriminals have no mercy. In order to rob you, they use your fear, anxiety for relatives and the will to take care of health. Don't give up. Here's how to defend yourself against the threats.

As reported by the Digitization Department at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister cyber criminals impersonate the STOP COVID ProteGO Safe application by using a fake domain. Their goal was to install malware on the phones of potential victims.

An inhabitant of the city of Gniezno (Wielkopolskie Voivodship, Poland) fell victim to criminals impersonating a courier company. In order to obtain data, they used a popular method of fraud, in which the victim receives a text message with the information that (s)he has to pay extra for the package.

Fraudsters keep trying new tricks. Since the payment option appeared on the OLX website, they also use this theme. And as it turns out, they do it quite successfully.

CERT Polska warns those waiting for vaccines against potential attacks that take advantage of the fact that registration for vaccination against coronavirus has started.

Criminals take advantage of the online shopping frenzy. Currently, there are two ways to rob Poles by impersonating courier companies. Watch out for text messages with "surcharge for delivery" and the obligation to download the application. Don't be fooled!

On January 11th, 2021, Santander Bank Polska announced the introduction of changes. Soon, the system will send e-mails and SMS messages containing links directing customers to the bank's website. According to experts, this will only open the door for cybercriminals and scammers.