Security: Beware of new phishing attempts

Since the start of this week, new phishing attempts have been circulating via email. These emails refer to an insurance statement and/or a tax certificate entitling the recipient to a tax deduction, and encourage recipients to click on a fake link to download a tax certificate.

In light of the increase in online scams, it is essential to remain vigilant against suspicious emails seeking to extract confidential data from you.
 

How to identify them?

• Suspicious sender: slightly altered email address or unofficial domain.
• Artificial urgency: request for immediate action (updating contact details, payment).
• Links or attachments: invitations to click on an unknown link or download a file (.zip).

Our advice:

• Do not click on suspicious links or attachments.
• Never share your passwords or codes via email.

If in doubt, do not hesitate to contact us!