The Ministry of Justice issued an alert on the circulation of fraudulent messages that simulate court notifications of the courts. These messages are not official and are attempts at fraud.
The Ministry of Justice warned, on Wednesday, all citizens and interveners in legal proceedings to circulate fraudulent messages, who simulate judicial notifications attributed to the courts.
The warning is valid for all citizens and for law enforcement proceedings, whether parties, mandates, witnesses or others, said the in a statement.
“These messages do not originate from the official systems of the Ministry of Justice and must be considered attempts to fraud,” he can be read.
O as an entity responsible for the management and security of the information systems of the court, identified “Immediately the incident and issued alerts to the users of the Courts and the Bar Association, reinforcing surveillance about this type of communications.”
The Ministry of Justice urged all recipients of this type of messages to do not access ‘links’ or suspicious attachments, to check “carefully the sender of messages” and to report “immediately any suspicious communication to the IGFEJ or the competent authorities”.
