The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs warns of fraudulent correspondence impersonating government slogans
How to deal with fraudulent messages impersonating the uae ministry of foreign affairs
Warnings have been issued by the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding fraudulent mail that impersonates official positions,The United Arab Emirates Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a warning about fraudulent correspondence that impersonates official positions and contains the insignia of government entities in an attempt to steal the money of private individuals.
Warning the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of fraudulent messages
Put the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on notice that there have been false messages, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a warning to the general public about fraudulent correspondence that was sent with the intention of phishing individuals electronically and obtaining their money. The warning urged individuals not to respond to requests for money transfers via phone or e-mail in the name of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or its employees, as an example of this requesting approval to enter the digital identity account.
How to deal with fraudulent messages impersonating the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs
How to respond to fake mails purporting to come from the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Through its official account on the social networking site, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that all of its services are digital and designed with high security standards to ensure a safe and reliable experience. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also mentioned that in the event that any suspected fraudulent correspondence or phishing takes place, individuals should get in touch with the Ministry using the number (0097180044444).
Warning of fraud on individuals via electronic messages
It is important to note that one of the advanced deceptive methods that electronic fraudsters use to hack customers' bank cards is impersonating government agencies and institutions. Other advanced deceptive methods include creating websites with interfaces that are almost identical to the interfaces of those departments and sending text messages bearing their logos.
Emirates Police explains electronic fraud methods
The ways of electronic fraud are explained by the Emirates Policeو And several police authorities warned against falling victim to electronic fraudsters, calling for caution and attention and ensuring the reliability of the correspondence that reaches them via e-mail, and informing the authorities of such crimes. They also warned of fraudulent calls claiming to be from government agencies and banking information is being requested, as well as warning of website links. And several police authorities warned against falling victim to electronic fraudsters. They called for caution and attention and ensured the reliability of the correspondence that reaches them via e-mail. Forged electronic scams that contain short text messages that simulate official institutions and phish the public and give bogus temptations with advantages to collaborate with government organizations through their websites. These scams are conducted by impersonating government institutions.
Data that is prohibited from being shared to protect against electronic fraud
Information that cannot be distributed under any circumstances in order to prevent electronic impersonation, She also cautioned against the revival of deceptive practices used by con artists and swindlers, as well as the practice of luring victims in misleading ways, with the intention of defrauding them after obtaining information related to their bank accounts and reusing that data again, which enables the withdrawal of monetary balances, and she urged the general public not to disclose any of their confidential information to anyone, including account information. Or bank card, or passwords for online banking services, or personal identity numbers for ATMs, or security number (CCV), or password, indicating that bank staff and banks do not ask for such information at all. Also, personal identification numbers for ATMs.
