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We are currently receiving many reports of suspicious messages that appear to come from social secretariats (in this case Liantis). Similar messages that imitate other secretariats also appear regularly.
The message asks you to click on a…
To mark Safer Internet Day, Safeonweb reminds us of some essential rules for staying safe online. Cybercrime, scams and online manipulation are becoming increasingly sophisticated, but simple habits can greatly reduce the risks. Here are 5 basic…
Online scams are on the rise in Belgium. Fake messages, fraudulent calls, scams on social media, and misleading investments: cybercriminals are becoming increasingly ingenious, particularly thanks to artificial intelligence.
To tackle this…
On Safer Internet Day, Safeonweb reminds us that cybersecurity is a collective responsibility.
In an increasingly connected world, our daily online actions have an impact that goes far beyond our screens. The good news is that everyone can…
Learn how to recognise fraudulent messages: Find out more at surfwithoutworries.safeonweb.be
What to do?Do not click on a link in a suspicious message, do not open attachments and do not download applications if…Telephone scams, also known as vishing, are on the rise. Fraudsters use various scenarios to encourage citizens to act urgently and disclose sensitive information or make payments.
In recent weeks, several recurring techniques have been…
The Federal Public Prosecutor's Office and the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium are warning of a scam in which the identity of His Majesty the King and his Chief of Staff is being misused to approach business leaders.
The victims are…