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DNSC warns about a fraudulent message claiming to be from the Ministry of Transport, announcing fines for speeding.

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14 July 2026, 15:16
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The National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC) has issued a warning regarding a false message impersonating Ghișeul.ro, claiming to be from the Ministry of Transport. The message, sent via SMS, announces a fine for speeding captured by traffic cameras and creates an artificial urgency, mentioning short deadlines and threats of penalties.


DNSC specialists emphasize that the link included in the message leads to a fake domain that imitates the official Ghișeul.ro platform, requesting personal data and complete bank card information. These requests are unusual for a public institution. DNSC recommends users not to access links from suspicious SMS messages and to check fines exclusively on the official website. The fake domain has been added to the DNSC blacklist, available online for consultation.

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Un nou mesaj fals, ce pretinde că provine din partea Ministerului Transporturilor, este trimis prin SMS de infractori cibernetici, avertizează Directoratul Naţional de Securitate Cibernetică
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DNSC avertizează asupra unui nou mesaj fals, care impersonează Ghișeul.ro și este trimis prin SMS
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Nouă tentativă de fraudă. Escrocii trimis mesaje false cu amenzi care duc către un site care imită Ghișeul.ro. Avertismentul DNSC

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