Israel's National Cyber Directorate issued a warning Wednesday about a fraudulent website impersonating Israel Post that steals personal and credit card information. The public is advised to avoid the site and report suspicious pages.
The National Cyber Directorate warned Wednesday of a phishing website impersonating Israel Post. The fraudulent site, which the Directorate says is designed to steal personal and credit card information, is the latest in a series of similar scams targeting Israeli consumers. As The Zioneer has reported, recent weeks have seen warnings from the Directorate and other authorities about phishing campaigns impersonating the GOV.IL portal, traffic fines notices, the Israel Electric Corporation, and other entities. The Directorate advises the public not to visit the site and to report any suspicious pages to the National Cyber Directorate hotline at 119.
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