DNSC warns about a phishing campaign in which attackers send fake emails that appear to come from well-known institutions or companies in the financial-accounting field.

Malicious messages, often appearing to come from legitimate sources, can contain dangerous attachments that, once opened, install ransomware and encrypt the device's data. Experts recommend not opening attachments from suspicious emails, making backups of data, installing updated antivirus solutions, and verifying the source before making payments. Additionally, suspicious emails should be reported to the competent authorities.