Got a message from the Israel Electric Corporation? You should check it twice

A warning to the public about a new fraud attempt impersonating the Israel Electric Corporation. Phishing messages are being sent to customers claiming a refund, aiming to steal personal and credit card details. The company is working with relevant authorities and urges the public to be vigilant and avoid clicking on suspicious links.

The Israel Electric Corporation has issued a public warning after fake messages impersonating the company were circulated in recent hours, claiming customers are entitled to a refund. The messages include an external link, but this is a phishing attempt designed to trick recipients into providing personal and credit card details. The company emphasizes not to click the link or enter any personal or payment information. It is working with relevant authorities to handle the incident and remove the fake messages. In recent years, there has been an increase in impersonation attempts targeting large companies, banks, and government agencies, with messages exploiting promises of refunds, benefits, or urgent payments. It is recommended to verify the authenticity of any message before taking action.