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December 9, 2021. Luxembourg’s Ministry of Justice has reported that people in the Grand Duchy have been receiving fraudulent calls from imposters claiming to be from the Luxembourg Police, Interpol, or Europol and requesting personal data. These calls are a scam and have been reported as being in English and French and starting with the ...
Nov 24, 2023 · 24/11/2023 • Alerts. A large-scale SMS phishing campaign has been launched, misusing the name CNS-LU as the sender. The message reads: "Your new carte vitale is available. Please order it from [link to fraudulent website cns-public. com] before your entitlement expires." (in French: "Votre nouvelle carte vitale est disponible.
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Fraudsters send text messages purporting to be from a bank, government department or company. The aim of the scam is to obtain a credit card number with the relevant security code, or to persuade the victim to make a payment. Remember that banks, government departments and companies will never ask you to follow a link sent by text message and ...
Jan 12, 2021 · Call from Luxembourgish phone number warns of 'suspicious banking activities'. While the call comes from a '+352' number, the person on the other end usually speaks English. The voice, which sounds robotic, claims that there have been "suspicious activities" on the potential victim's bank account. People are advised to be very wary of calls ...
POST Luxembourg monitors incoming traffic on its network and when suspicious calls are detected or flagged, the number or numbers in question are blocked, for calls both into and out of Luxembourg. However, when a suspicious number is blocked, the scammers can easily change it, so the best thing to do is just not call back.
(JB) Email scammers have a new malware trick in Luxembourg, the country's computer safety watchdog has warned. The Computer Incident Response Center Luxembourg (CIRCL) has warned of a spam campaign seeking to trick email recipients into downloading malware.
Oct 18, 2021 · We first published this alert on 03 August 2021 and have updated it now more information has come to light. Introduction. The Luxembourg National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) has issued notice of its intention to fine tech and online retail giant Amazon €746 million relating to Amazon’s data processing practices, the highest fine to date for GDPR violations.
