DNSC warns of a phishing campaign that mimics official communications from Romarg, soliciting sensitive data through fraudulent emails.
Sanziana Georgescu
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A phishing campaign in which attackers use fraudulent emails imitating Romarg's official communications has been reported by DNSC. Users receive messages claiming that payments have not been made and threatening to suspend services. The emails contain a link to a compromised website requesting sensitive data. DNSC advises users to avoid accessing links in suspicious emails and to always verify the sender's address.
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