Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Amina Aouadi
Published on 2024-03-27 13:49:01
Algiers, March 27, 2024 – Algeria Post has called on its customers to be on guard against suspicious links circulating on social networks, particularly via the WhatsApp application.
The company has warned of malicious individuals who are impersonating Algeria Post by spreading fraudulent links. These links encourage users to participate in fake games and contests, promising them valuable gifts.
Algeria Post emphasized that it is in no way associated with these actions and never disseminates links of this kind. The company urges its customers to never click on these suspicious links and to never provide personal or banking information via these platforms.
Algeria Post also reminds its customers of the importance of protecting their personal and banking data and never disclosing them to third parties.
In the face of the rise in phishing campaigns, Algeria Post is calling for vigilance.
This call for vigilance against suspicious links on WhatsApp comes amid a troubling context of increasing cyberattacks and phishing attempts.
Indeed, a few days ago, Naftal also warned its customers about fraudulent operations using its name on social networks.
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