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By רועי ינובסקי
Security15:03 · 1h ago

Police Warn of Fake Traffic Ticket Scam Messages

Kan NewsPublic
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
The story · English

The Israel Police issued a public warning on Wednesday about fraudulent text messages circulating in recent hours. These messages impersonate official communications from the Israel Police, demanding payment for traffic fines via a link included in the message. The police stated that these are fake notifications designed to mislead the public and trick recipients into revealing personal information and payment details.

The scam aims to steal sensitive data by leveraging the authority of the police to gain trust. Authorities are urging citizens to be vigilant and not to click on suspicious links or provide any personal or financial information in response to such messages. The police have not provided specific details on the number of people affected or the exact origin of the scam, but the warning indicates a widespread attempt to defraud the public.

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