Icelandic Police Warn of Fraudulent Emails Impersonating Judicial Authorities

Law enforcement officials caution citizens against bogus messages containing fake legal notices and forged signatures from the National Commissioner, designed to steal personal data.

27 Aug, 13:00 — 27 Aug, 13:00

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Police Warn of Fake ‘Judicial Police’ Emails in Iceland

Icelandic police are warning about fraudulent emails that impersonate law enforcement, attach bogus legal notices and falsely use the name of National Commissioner Halla Bergþóra Björnsdóttir. The post Police Warn of Fake ‘Judicial Police’ Emails in Iceland appeared first on Iceland Review.

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