Police Warning: Wave of Fictitious Text Messages Pretending to Be Traffic Fines
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SMS messages impersonating the Israel Police and the Traffic Fines Center have been circulating in recent hours, demanding payment via a link. The police warn that this is an attempt to obtain personal and credit information, and urge the public to delete the messages and check payment demands only through official channels.
The Israel Police warns the public against the distribution of fake SMS messages that pretend to be official messages from the police and the Traffic Fines Center, and urges them to avoid clicking on the attached links or providing personal and credit information. The post Police warning: Wave of fictitious SMS messages pretending to be traffic fines first appeared on JDN.
The Israel Police issued an urgent warning to the general public today, Wednesday, following a wave of false (phishing) messages that have been distributed in recent hours to mobile phones across the country. The messages, sent via text messages (SMS), present an official appeal supposedly from the Israel Police and the Traffic Fines Collection Center, and include a demand for immediate payment of an unpaid debt or traffic fine, while referring …
Israel: The Israeli police have warned of a mass distribution of fraudulent SMS issued for official notification to the police and the Road Fines Centre.
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