The Press Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine reports an increase in phishing email scams allegedly sent on behalf of commercial courts in various regions. These emails claim the existence of a “debt collection order.”

The messages are crafted to appear highly legitimate: they use the gov.ua domain, real business names, and addresses. Additionally, the emails include a PDF attachment. However, once opened, the attachment installs spyware on the device, granting cybercriminals remote access to it.

How to prevent this problem?
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