Schedules are masked under a well -known network of stores: How does a new scheme with gift certificates work

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/4b/9e/ib-free4SC81_16240df4.jpg" Alt = "fraudsters are masked under a well < p > Ukrainians are fooled through a fake action on behalf of the EVA network, promising certificates for 1500 UAH in exchange for the “survey”. In fact, it is a fraudulent scheme aimed at theft of personal and bank data of users.

< p >Warning about the activities of the attackers is posted on the official & nbsp; the site & nbsp; a trading network. & Amp; nbsp; nbsp; on social networks and messengers of Ukraine, a new wave of fraudulent messages related to the fake action of the famous Eva stores

Affators promise gift certificates of 1500 hryvnias, but behind this “attractive gift” hides & nbsp; < b > threat of kidnapping pass a simple survey to get a promotional code for 1500 UAH for purchases in EVA.

< P > In some cases, fake videos with “personal invitations” or “Support Service” messages are even sent on behalf of EVA. After filling in the questionnaire, users < b > & nbsp; ndash & ndash; & nbsp; name, address, bank card data, phone numbers and other sensitive information. As a result, fraudsters can take advantage of these data for hacking accounts, access to online banking or even theft of money.

< P > The National Network of EVA (LLC “LLC) officially stated that it has nothing to do with such an action. Company & nbsp; < b > does not draw promotional code for 1500 UAH & nbsp; neither on its site, nor on social networks, nor in stores. “EVA does not implement the shares mentioned in suspicious messages. We prepare a statement to the National Police of Ukraine and urge Ukrainians to be careful”, & ndash; indicated in the company's official statement.

< P > from the beginning of 2025 has an increase in the number of fraud through Signal and Telegram messengers. & Amp; nbsp; < b > especially popular among scams: 62 ~/P ~/P ~ < Ul > < li > fake messages from support service;

< li > fake videos from friends asking for financial assistance; < li > Massage links with viral content.

< p >< strong class = "fulltext_header" > how to protect yourself 0 ~/p > < Ul > < li > Do not go on suspicious links even if they came from acquaintances;

< Li > Check information about stocks only on official sites and brand pages; < li > Do not enter personal or bank data on third -party resources; < li > Use two -factor authentication for your accounts.