Contributors of the UAPF began to report that they were exposed to phishing* attacks from fraudsters, in whose letters they sent approval of the intended use of pension savings with attached links to sites with suspicious activity.
The Unified Accumulative Pension Fund officially declares that it does not send mailings with the following content - "On the transfer of a part of pension savings to a special account of Zhilctroysberbank of Kazakhstan JSC (current Otbasy Bank JSC)".
UAPF also does not send any other messages regarding the transfer of one-time pension benefits to contributors (beneficiaries) and does not request any personal data of the contributor.
The UAPF warns and does not recommend clicking on suspicious links to unfamiliar sites and asks to check the information only on the UAPF official website www.enpf.kz and the Internet resources of banks that are authorized operators. Reference:
* Phishing is a type of Internet fraud, the purpose of which is to gain access to confidential user data - logins and passwords. This is achieved by sending bulk emails on behalf of popular brands, as well as private messages within various services, for example, on behalf of banks or within social networks. The letter often contains a direct link to a site that looks indistinguishable from the real one, or to a site with a redirect. After the user lands on a fake page, the scammers try to use various psychological methods to induce the user to enter their username and password on the fake page, which they use to access a specific site, which allows the fraudsters to gain access to accounts and bank accounts.