Phishing emails are currently circulating in the name of the Mutualité chrétienne. These messages ask you to confirm certain details of your account in order to complete a supposed ‘administrative check’.
This is a scam: the fraudsters are trying to obtain your personal data.
How can you spot this scam?
- The message asks you to click on a link to ‘confirm’ or ‘complete’ your details.
- The link redirects you to a fake website that mimics that of the Mutualité chrétienne.
- The sender’s email address looks strange or contains minor discrepancies: extra letters, spelling mistakes, unusual characters.
Warning: the name displayed may look official. Click or tap on the sender’s name to see the full email address.
Don’t fall into the trap
Learn how to spot fraudulent messages at: https://surfwithoutworries.safeonweb.be
What should you do if you receive this message?
- Do not click on the link.
- Do not open any attachments.
- Do not download any applications requested in the message.
- Forward the suspicious email to suspicious@safeonweb.be.
Have you clicked on the link?
- Do not fill in any fields.
- Close the page immediately.
- Never disclose your personal codes.
- If you have entered a password that you also use elsewhere, change it immediately.
Have you lost money?
Act quickly and follow the advice at: https://safeonweb.be/en/victim-scam
