Fraudsters pose as employees of mobile operators.
They are trying to deceive users in this way in order to gain access to their personal data.
“Fraudsters have developed a new scheme to mislead Russians,” Andrey Biychuk, director of the MTS “Defender” product, told RIA Novosti .
Scenario of deception
Fraudsters aim to gain access to personal data of Russians.
To do this, they call users, posing as employees of the telecom operator.
During the conversation, the scammers try to convince their potential victims that there has been a glitch in the system.
They offer help in resolving the issue with the tariff plan, asking for access to the personal account.
The expert does not recommend following the suggested links or providing your login and password over the phone.
Biychuk recommends contacting your operator on the official number to clarify the information.
Earlier, the State Duma announced whether a six-day work week would be introduced in Russia.
