In the face of the rising number of online scams that pose a threat to digital security, we want to emphasize the importance of conscious actions in the online space and appeal for special caution in your daily Internet activities.
As a company operating in the field of modern technologies, we are committed to educating our community about the best practices for ensuring online security. We want to highlight how important it is for every internet user to be aware of both the methods used by cybercriminals (e.g., through fake websites) and ways to avoid such threats.
Fake websites are created by scammers to extract confidential personal data, such as passwords, credit card numbers, or other information that allows for identity theft or financial loss. These sites mimic real websites (e.g., banks or financial intermediaries) and can be promoted through fake emails, links in SMS messages, or through infected advertisements on other websites. They often have URLs similar to existing pages, but, for example, there might be an additional letter or an unusual suffix in the address such as ".wx" instead of the more common ".pl" or ".com".
We urge all users and clients to remain vigilant and encourage avoiding interactions with suspicious sites.
Additionally, we recommend thoroughly checking the authenticity of websites and verifying the entities that claim to collaborate with a given company. Scammers often also mimic investment firms, trying to extract financial or personal information. It is important to pay special attention to any unusual behaviors or offers that may seem too good to be true, or that you encounter in a completely unexpected way.
To protect yourself from attempts to extract your data, remember the following rules:
There are also other preventive measures and tips to recognize fraud attempts. We encourage you to visit the government information page where you can find more information about phishing and how to protect yourself from online scams:
