Police in south Cyprus of warn spoof emails
Police in south Cyprus have issued a warning to the public against spoof emails which may contain
viruses as there has been a sharp increase in the number of reports of such
cases.
In an announcement on Friday, police said the emails are usually written in English and may involve a scam of sorts or include an attachment which could contain a virus.
Spoof emails may request personal information or payment.
Members of the public are urged not to open such emails and delete them immediately.
If the contents appear to be from a company familiar to the person or business which received the email, police suggested contacting the company to confirm if they were the true senders of the email if the contents seem suspicious or unusual.
Cyprus mail
In an announcement on Friday, police said the emails are usually written in English and may involve a scam of sorts or include an attachment which could contain a virus.
Spoof emails may request personal information or payment.
Members of the public are urged not to open such emails and delete them immediately.
If the contents appear to be from a company familiar to the person or business which received the email, police suggested contacting the company to confirm if they were the true senders of the email if the contents seem suspicious or unusual.
Cyprus mail