Tulyakov warned about loans through hacked “public services”

The Interior Ministry told what consequences await Tulyaks, whose account on the portal of public services was hacked by fraudsters.

According to RIA Novosti with reference to the materials of the department, attackers can issue a loan or microloan to the victim by applying through her personal account, go to an online bank and order a certificate of income. Another scheme is the registration of a tax deduction with the transfer of money to the account of criminals.

In addition, someone else's name can register an electronic SIM card and use it for fraudulent schemes, and personal data - address, SNILS, information from the passport and account numbers - sell.

The Interior Ministry noted that reports of an allegedly hacked profile often turn out to be a trick. Citizens are advised not to tell anyone codes from SMS, not to follow suspicious links and not to transfer personal data by phone.

Earlier, “MK in Tula” reported that fraudsters began to use the accounts of deceased people in social networks and on digital services to deceive relatives and friends. According to expert Alexander Vinokurov, such pages are often left unattended, and with the help of AI, attackers can create deepfakes and imitate the owner’s communication style.