Ostrze?enie przed fa?szyw? witryn? Banku Pekao opublikowa? Zesp Reagowania na Incydenty Bezpiecze?stwa Komputerowego przy KNF. CSIRT KNF (dzia?aj?cy przy Komisji Nadzoru Finansowego Zespó? Reagowania na Incydenty Bezpiecze?stwa Komputerowego polskiego sektora finansowego) poinformowa? o zidentyfikowaniu w internecie fa?szywej strony Banku Pekao.

A woman from the Zamość poviat in Poland lost about 200k PLN. She installed a program on her computer recommended by a purported financial advisor. Instead of the expected profit, she has her account wiped out and someone has taken out loans she has to repay.

Email ervice by WP (Wirtualna Polska) does not change the regulations for the new year. If you have received a message about a change in the e-mail regulations, under no circumstances click on the links contained therein. This is an attempt to steal data.

Although more and more is said about the threats from cybercriminals, the problem remains serious and the number of frauds is increasing. The Chancellery of the Polish Prime Minister draws attention to the most serious threats and advises how not to get cheated by buying online.

Since yesterday, Poles have been receiving credible-looking SMSs referring to home quarantine. Details on the website niebezpiecznik.pl

Yesterday, someone sent a message to Poles who hold cryptocurrencies. The message was sent from many different e-mail addresses. If you have received it, just ignore it. This is fake. Just like the e-mails circulating for many years that someone recorded you via a webcam or that you are about to be a victim of a DDoS attack.

Information about a giant IT attack is spreading all over the world like the Covid-19 epidemic. The software component of a reputable company dealing with systems for managing and supervising the operation of corporate networks was "enriched" with a piece of code that allowed hackers to roam the information systems of several thousand companies around the world, including Poland, for several hundred days.

CERT Polska warns against an intensified campaign imitating InPost courier company. Before Christmas, once again this year, scammers try to trick people into installing malware from the Cerberus family.