Ukrainian cyber police warn that fraudsters are constantly devising new online scams and urge citizens to use the Cyber Brama portal to learn how to spot phishing, protect accounts, and avoid fraud.
Ukrainian law enforcement is warning internet users that fraudsters are constantly inventing new scams and urging the public to stay alert online, where digital platforms are an increasingly popular target for criminals. The Cyberpolice of Ukraine is backing Cyber Brama, an information portal dedicated to cybersecurity awareness and fraud prevention.
The website https://stopfraud.gov.ua gathers current, practical guidance on recognizing phishing sites, protecting accounts, using online services safely, and avoiding common fraud schemes. It also includes recommendations for safeguarding personal data and step-by-step instructions for anyone who encounters cybercrimes.
The initiative covers topics such as phishing, account security, safe online transactions, and how to respond to digital crimes. It was created with the support of the Cyberpolice of Ukraine, the national law-enforcement unit responsible for combating cybercrime.
Officials advise users to be cautious on the internet, verify information, and avoid clicking suspicious links. They encourage readers to warn relatives and friends, noting that a single repost can help prevent someone from falling victim to fraud.
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