During the meeting, participants discussed common forms of internet fraud and cases of drug trafficking among children. In particular, emphasis was placed on telephone scams, hacking of social media and messaging accounts, as well as deceptive schemes promising high returns with minimal risks. The methods of distributing and selling drugs online were also discussed.
An important aspect of the meeting was the focus on measures to combat cybercrime in light of active digitalization. Participants emphasized the need for improved coordination between government agencies and the private sector to more effectively combat cyber threats.
The meeting demonstrated the readiness of government bodies at all levels to take active measures against cybercrime and drug trafficking among youth. The importance of increasing digital literacy among citizens to raise awareness of potential online risks was also highlighted.
The General Prosecutor's Office urges citizens to be cautious when interacting with unfamiliar people online, not to disclose personal data, passwords, and bank card information, and not to share their cards and information with third parties. It is important to avoid suspicious links and inform others about the risks of cybercrime and methods of protection against fraudsters.
If any signs of fraud arise, citizens are advised to immediately contact law enforcement agencies to prevent potential losses.
