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Fraudulent website impersonating Greek police targets citizens' banking information

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A fake website mimicking the Greek police has been created to deceive citizens.
The site, astynomiiia.cc, falsely claims to handle traffic fine payments.
Authorities warn citizens against entering personal or banking details on this site.
Those who have shared information should contact their banks immediately.
Citizens are advised to always verify the official Greek police website.

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The Greek police have issued a warning regarding a fraudulent website that impersonates their official site in an attempt to steal personal and banking information from citizens. The site, operating under the domain astynomiiia.cc, misleads users by claiming to facilitate the payment of traffic fines, with the aim of collecting sensitive information.

Authorities emphasize that individuals should exercise caution and refrain from entering any personal data or making payments through this fake website. The police have urged citizens to remain vigilant regarding any suspicious messages or emails that may direct them to such fraudulent sites. The warning comes as part of a broader effort to combat online scams targeting unsuspecting users in Greece.

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