One Click and You're Out of Money: Warning from the Electric Company

A new wave of phishing has been detected in Israel: scammers are sending fake messages purporting to be from the Israel Electric Corporation, promising refunds. The links lead to fraudulent websites that steal credit card details. The company confirmed the threat and urged people not to click on the links.

A new wave of phishing has been detected in Israel, targeting users via social media and messages. Scammers are sending fake notifications purporting to be from the Israel Electric Corporation, promising refunds. The messages contain links to fraudulent websites that visually mimic the company's official site. After entering their details, users receive no payment, and their credit card information is transmitted to the attackers. The company confirmed awareness and urged citizens not to click on links or provide personal data. Users are advised to verify information only through official channels.

One Click and You're Out of Money: Warning from the Electric Company