Complaints continue to pour in from citizens who fell victim to fraud or account theft Cybercrime unit urges everyone to exercise caution and avoid clicking on any links

The Cybercrime Unit previously warned about the dangers of interacting with unknown links, a warning that received significant attention and prompt response from citizens.

The unit pointed out that links sometimes received via mobile phones cause citizens sleepless nights, anxiety, and ongoing doubts about their authenticity and safety.

Victims of fraud and account theft

In an official statement, the unit confirmed that complaints are still coming in from citizens who have fallen victim to fraud or account theft as a result of interacting with these links, which often suggest opportunities to win prizes, shopping vouchers, or financial aid, but in reality, serve as tools for online scams.

The unit called on everyone to be cautious, avoid clicking on any unknown links, and never send personal data or banking credentials online under any circumstances, in order to protect personal accounts and financial wallets from theft.

Citizens continue to file reports against hackers, intruders, and lawbreakers, leaving many as victims of these cybercriminals.