Tunisian Post Warns Users of Online Fraud Attempts
The Tunisian Post has issued a warning to users of its mobile application and electronic cards regarding online fraud attempts. These scams, spread through fake Facebook pages posing as official accounts, aim to obtain users' passwords and secret codes.
The fraudsters exploit these platforms to incite victims to provide confidential information under the pretext of necessary updates or verifications. The Tunisian Post has reminded users that its services never request sensitive data, whether by phone, email, or social media.
To protect themselves, citizens are advised to exercise increased vigilance and not share personal or banking information through unofficial channels. The institution also recommends verifying the authenticity of accounts before any interaction and reporting any suspicious activity.
This warning comes in a context where digital attacks targeting financial institutions are on the rise. The Tunisian Post reiterates its commitment to protecting its users and encourages the adoption of secure online practices to avoid any compromise.
