Cybersecurity agencies issue warnings over phishing scams in Serbia and Romania
National cybersecurity bodies have alerted the public to ongoing phishing campaigns in Serbia and Romania. In Serbia, consumers have been targeted by messages that appear to come from a state‑linked utility, while in Romania drivers have received texts claiming an unpaid parking charge. Both agencies advise recipients to avoid clicking links in unsolicited communications and to verify the authenticity of any requests for personal or payment information. The warnings aim to help citizens protect their personal and financial data from fraudsters.
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- Centrist coverage is the most divided on this story
Why it matters
These scams can compromise personal and financial information if victims follow deceptive links or provide data.
How this story developed
- Oct 4 Cybersecurity agency warns of fake parking-fine SMS scams impersonating TPARK
- Oct 21 Authorities have now issued warnings about phishing scams in both Serbia and Romania.
