Police Warn of SMS Scam Targeting Drivers for Fines
The Israel Police are warning the public about a fraudulent SMS campaign circulating in recent hours. The messages impersonate official communications from the Israel Police and the Traffic Fines Center, demanding payment for traffic tickets via a provided link. This fake message aims to deceive the public into divulging personal information and payment details.
The police emphasize that recipients should not click on the link, provide any personal or credit card information, and are advised to delete the message immediately. "The public is asked to be vigilant and verify any payment demand solely through official channels," a police spokesperson stated.
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