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Fraudsters Have Begun to Disguise Themselves as Concerned Neighbors in Order to Divorce Russians

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Fraudsters in Surgut have begun posing as concerned neighbors and informing residents about suspicious people near their apartments. The attackers allegedly send footage from a surveillance camera, which actually contains malware, reports URA.ru.

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