The cybersecurity team at the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (CSIRT KNF) warns against fraudsters impersonating PKO Bank Polski. Cybercriminals use a “dangerous domain” to extort bank customer data.
CSIRT KNF published a new warning on social media on Monday. “Beware of another fraud! Cybercriminals are impersonating PKO BP” – we read in an entry on the X website (formerly Twitter).
Fraudsters impersonate PKO BP
Representatives of the team explained that “on the created, fake electronic banking website, they extort users’ login credentials.”
“Be careful and verify the address of the website you are on!” – they appealed.
They also explained that “the dangerous domain used by fraudsters” is “hxxps://pkobp-pl.conniesuh[.]com”.
Internet fraud – banks
Back in October, CSIRT KNF warned against fraudsters impersonating ING Bank Śląski. Cybercriminals send SMS messages informing about the alleged expiration of access to the application.
Earlier, PKO Bank Polski also warned against fraudsters. As reported by the largest bank in Poland, cybercriminals send emails with malware.
Recently, CSIRT KNF also warned against fraudsters impersonating the BNP Paribas bank. As indicated, cybercriminals send e-mails with false information. It was about the alleged need to update data.
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