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Warning: attempted smishing in the name of Partenamut
Cybercriminals use various tricks to trick users, even on social networks. This time, they have created a fake Facebook account in the name of Partenamut and are contacting people to ask them to make a payment and then receive the expected refund…
Beware of the Remote Access Scam: hackers take control of your device
Banks are reporting to us a huge rise in scams in which victims are approached by hackers with an excuse and then urged to download a programme onto their computer. These are so-called Remote Desktop Software that allows someone to take control…
Watch out for e-mails that appear to be from the police
Received a suspicious phone call? Robocalls are on the rise again
Lately, we have been getting more reports of so-called robocalls again. A robocall is an automatically generated telephone call. When you are called by a robocall, you hear a pre-recorded message or a robocall voice. You will be asked to dial a…
Trends in investment fraud
A new contact form for cases of fraud or suspicion has been launched on the FSMA website. The new form, which can be accessed from the contact page of the FSMA website, is specifically aimed at cases where consumers believe they have been…
Beware of card collectors!
Febelfin and the Antwerp Public Prosecutor's Office warn of an increasing phenomenon of fraud by so-called card collectors. In this type of scam, criminals pretend to be bank employees and try to come by your home to get their hands on your bank…
New scam on social networks: "Receive vouchers for major ready-to-wear brands"
A new form of scam is circulating on social networks such as TikTok.
An alleged former Zara employee has revealed her secret for the chance to receive €300 vouchers valid at Zara. All you have to do is visit the Topcadeaus website.…
Look out for QR codes on electric charging points: they may be fake.
More and more people are being swindled by scanning the QR code on the recharging point. When they open the site, they are asked to enter their bank details to make the payment. What they don't know is that cybercriminals have covered up the…
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