Novaposhta.Ua Phishing Attack Targets Nova Poshta Customers with Tax Audit Threats
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- •Cybercriminals are impersonating Nova Poshta in a phishing campaign.
- •Scammers threaten recipients with tax audits based on fictitious financial discrepancies.
- •Nova Poshta's cybersecurity team is actively working to combat the phishing attacks.
Nova Poshta has reported a phishing attack where cybercriminals impersonate the company to send fraudulent emails. These emails falsely claim that recipients have discrepancies in their financial statements and threaten them with tax audits. The attackers use intimidation tactics, creating a sense of urgency and urging recipients to open malicious attachments to 'correct' the fictitious errors. Nova Poshta has confirmed that these emails are not legitimate and have no connection to the company. The cybersecurity team is actively working to mitigate the impact of this phishing campaign and is collaborating with relevant authorities to address the issue. Customers are advised to be vigilant and follow security guidelines to avoid falling victim to these scams.
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