Reaches you by email · Public web warning · 07 Oct
Kaspersky reported phishing emails targeting tourists applying for Schengen visas, including English-speaking users, with a fake EU-style site asking for a “migration declaration” and passport scans.
Email phishing: criminals impersonate an EU migration authority, threaten extra border checks or denial of entry, and send victims to a fake multilingual EU-looking portal to submit personal details, travel dates and passport scans.
Different pages, same playbook — matched by what they do, not just the brand.
A recent South African scam report describes an email falsely claiming a Letter of Demand has been issued and pressing the recipient to click 'View Court Document'.
SAPS/SABRIC warn about phishing, vishing and smishing in which fraudsters impersonate banks or service providers to obtain banking credentials and other confidential information.