Police are warning of a more sophisticated phishing scam using fake traffic-fine SMS messages that link to realistic fake websites showing invented speed, fine and penalty-point details, now dangling a bogus 50% discount to pressure quick payment.
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Police say gov.gr never sends SMS payment links and warn polished language no longer proves authenticity. People should avoid clicking links, never enter personal or banking data, delete suspicious messages, and contact their bank and police if banking details were shared.
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“Si invita a non aprire sms, a non inserire i dati personali o bancari e cancellare immediatamente il messaggio”
