www.diariandorra.ad CASS Warns of Fraudulent SMS Campaign Targeting Citizens
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- •CASS warns of fraudulent SMS impersonating their identity.
- •Messages claim imminent expiration of health cards and include phishing links.
- •CASS advises citizens to delete suspicious messages and contact them directly.
The Caixa Andorrana de Seguretat Social (CASS) has issued a warning regarding a fraudulent SMS campaign impersonating their identity. The messages claim that the health card is about to expire and include a link for renewal. CASS emphasizes that they never request personal data via text messages and advises recipients to avoid clicking on links or providing personal information. Citizens are encouraged to delete the messages and contact CASS directly through official channels if in doubt. The organization is actively working to prevent such fraud attempts and protect users from digital scams.
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2026-10-12
CASS issues warning about fraudulent SMS
CASS alerts the public about a campaign of fraudulent SMS messages impersonating their identity to collect personal data.
Diari d'Andorra2026-10-12
CASS advises against clicking links
CASS reminds citizens that they do not request personal information via text and advises against clicking links in suspicious messages.
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What should I do if I receive one of these messages?
Do not click any links or provide personal information; delete the message and contact CASS directly.
How can I verify if a message is legitimate?
Contact CASS through their official channels to confirm any requests for information.
What measures is CASS taking against these scams?
CASS is actively working to prevent fraud and protect users from digital scams.
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