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| Scam phishing text |
The message, which appears to be from Royal Mail, asks recipients to click on a link to update their delivery address. However, the link actually takes users to a fake website that is designed to steal their personal information.
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| Virustotal check reveals malicious and suspicious url link |
If you receive a text message from Royal Mail that asks you to click on a link, do not click on it. Instead, contact Royal Mail directly to verify the message. You can do this by calling 03457 740 740 or visiting the Royal Mail website.
Here are some tips to help you avoid phishing scams:
- Be suspicious of any unsolicited text messages, emails, or phone calls.
- Do not click on links in unsolicited messages.
- Hover over links to see the actual URL before clicking.
- Do not enter your personal information on any website that you are not familiar with.
- If you are unsure about a message, contact the sender directly.
The Royal Mail is working to stop this scam and protect its customers. However, it is important to be aware of the scam and take steps to protect yourself.
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| Blocked number and Reported a suspicious website to ncsc.gov.uk |
More advice and information at https://bexleywatch.blogspot.com/p/reporting.html
