The Ministry of Internal Affairs warned about a new scheme of deception of Russians who are interested in the purchase of Dubai Chocolate. This is established in the Telegram channel of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to organize the illegal use of information and communication technologies.
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The department explained that the attackers create false sites with logos of known brands, including the manufacturer of Dubai Chocolate Fix Chocolatir and the Crime Food delivery service through which the malicious software and the theft of personal data.
In addition, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported a scheme in which scammers intend to be companies that supposedly deliver Dubai chocolate worldwide. The department recalled that FIX dessert chocolate officially declared that it did not have an online store. The company also does not sell chocolate on social networks.
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To protect themselves from scammers, the Ministry recommended that you study reviews on independent platforms before payment and avoid interaction with companies that are not registered in Russia.
In November, the Consulate General of Russia in Dubai asked the Russians not to agree with the requests of strangers that transport 10 boxes with Dubai chocolate for orphans through the border, since there may be a chocolate dream inside the boxing , but a customs surprise for custom.
Dubaisky chocolate became popular on social networks first in 2021, and then in 2024 due to a bright appearance and an unusual flavor, tiles are pistachio paste and tasting dough.
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Mikhail Zelenin
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