- Which means it won't pass him by. He has to approve!

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- Well, yes!


- Potapych? It's Mikhalych! I saw his application, I just gave it to the guys to work on. Any questions?

- It seems so. And not to Zayets, but to my guards. Someone is sending out fraudulent messages on behalf of our bank.

- You are sure?

- Yes. We'll sort it out tomorrow.

Three days passed.

- Potapych, what do you say?

— What can I say? A very interesting schemeThe czech republic mobile database of Remote Work: Wash Your Hands and Protect Your Data. Advice from Acronis Infozashchity
14.05.2020
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Time magazine called the situation around the coronavirus pandemic “the world’s largest experiment in remote work.” It’s too early to draw conclusions, but one thing is for sure: in addition to free access to the refrigerator and the ability to pet the cat at any time, “remote work” has brought with it new risks.

According to the Rabota.ru portal, the number of Russians working completely remotely has grown almost fivefold in a matter of weeks — from 3 to 14%. Back in early April, Yandex noted a 246% increase in the popularity of the query “remote work,” and queries on the topic of working from home increased by 77%.

! Very! After all, many users are used to spam in mail and messengers and automatically delete them. In the calendar, this is a new scheme. So far, all such offers are strange, and users can see this themselves. But what will happen tomorrow — I don’t know. We warned users by posting a message about such phishing on the bank’s website. But whether all users will read it — I don’t know.

Unfortunately, this method of phishing is already in use. Be more careful!!!

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