Crimeans told what action will help protect against fraudsters in the network

Fraudsters who send fake “penalties” for traffic violations usually use the news background, and artificial intelligence helps them create convincing text calls and messages. IT expert Pavel Myasoyedov advises to double-check any unexpected invoices and notifications, even if they look official.

According to him, scammers forge receipts, personal income tax bills and other documents, hoping that a person will not check the data. Fraudsters often parasitize current news, and artificial intelligence is increasingly used to create believable texts of calls and messages.

The only way to protect yourself is to pay attention to any financial requirements. Meat eaters recommend following the recommendations of banks when they stop suspicious transactions, read the instructions and double-check every action.

“If you did not initiate any action, did not go to the Public Services, did not request an invoice, and he suddenly fell to you, it is better to double-check it,” the source said.

Earlier in October 2026, the Crimean conscripts were warned about a new trick: callers introduce themselves as employees of the military enlistment office and lure codes from SMS, which actually open access to “State Services”.

Recall that only for a week in October 2026, 30 Crimeans lost more than 23 million rubles due to remote fraudsters, and one of the victims transferred 1.5 million rubles, believing the call allegedly from an employee of Gosusluzhsk.