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Emails are sent to Lithuanian residents. letters sent by “[email protected]” fraudulently as if they were received from the Police Department systems.
“These letters were not sent from the police mail servers, the sender’s domain was not epolicija.lt. The letter” i “was used instead of the letter L. The letter contains misleading information about an alleged violation of the Traffic Rules The “www.epolicija.lt” link in the letter actually points to a website where your data may be stolen or your devices may be infected, “Lithuanian police said in a statement.
This is not the first case of fraud this week. Previously, scammers spread fake news, in which the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania allegedly spread a fake message.
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