Phishing “Public Finance, Receive a refund…”

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Phishing “Public Finance, Receive a refund from us”

In principle, the Directorate General of Public Finances (DGFiP) never sends an email of this type.

If there is a reimbursement, it will be automatically made to your bank account for which the DGFiP has a SEPA authorization.

PLEASE NOTE: DO NOT CLICK ON THE “Refund Form” LINK


THEPhishing, phishing or scamming is a technique used by fraudsters to obtain personal information with the aim of perpetrating identity theft. The technique consists of making the victim believe that they are speaking to a trusted third party – bank, administration, etc. — in order to extract personal information: password, credit card number, date of birth, etc. Indeed, most often, an exact copy of a website is made with the aim of making the victim believe that they are on the official website where they thought they were connecting. The victim will thus enter his personal codes which will be recovered by the person who created the fake site, he will thus have access to the victim's personal data, and for example in the context of a game, will be able to steal everything that the victim owns. on the game.

 

EMAIL URL & TITLE 

Title of the letter “General Directorate of Public Finance” ; It's missing a "S” to “public”

Email URL:To not answer@dgfip.finances.gouv.fr> This address is incorrect, the real one has “hyphens” and not “underlines”.

Official URL:To not answer@dgfip.finances.gouv.fr>

DGFiP LOGO

The logo "Public finances” is not the right one

THE BEGINNING OF THE TEXT

Hello

The DGFiP always introduces itself with the first and last name of the taxpayer:
Hello Sir,

In addition, the email address does not necessarily correspond to that of your profile on the official website impots.gouv. This is actually my case!

THE BODY OF THE TEXT

 A spelling mistake :

"Following the regularization operations of the DGFiP"
There is no need to “S” to “regularizations”
"Following the regularization operations of the DGFiP"

A spelling mistake :
"You can benefit from a refund"
There is no need to “Z" To "benefit"
The two acute accents are missing,
"You can benefit from a refund"

A spelling mistake :
"Beyond this deadline"
There is no need to “S" To "time limit"
"Beyond this deadline"

A spelling mistake :
"incomplete file or incorrect information"
A lack of agreement on “wrong"
"incomplete file or incorrect information"

A spelling mistake :
"beyond the allotted deadline."
There is no need to “S” to “beyond” and a grave accent” on the “a”
There is no need to “S” to “deadline” and “allotted”
"beyond the deadline"

THE END OF THE TEXT

A spelling mistake :
"The general directorate of public finances"
A capital letter is missing on “management” and “finances”
"The General Directorate of Public Finances"


 

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