Tunisian Post Warns of Fake Websites Stealing User Data

The Tunisian Post has issued a public warning regarding the proliferation of fraudulent websites that are falsely claiming to represent the national postal service. These deceptive sites aim to impersonate the institution and solicit sensitive personal information from customers.

These fraudulent platforms often pretend to have official partnerships with the Tunisian Post, using this guise to trick users into divulging their data. The warning specifically targets customers, especially those who use electronic payment cards and digital wallets, urging them to exercise extreme caution when encountering suspicious online platforms.

The Tunisian Post clarified that it never requests passwords or confidential codes from its clients through any communication channel, including phone calls, messages, or any other means. It strongly advises its users to be vigilant against these deceptive websites, which are designed for phishing and hacking operations.

Furthermore, the institution announced its intention to initiate necessary legal proceedings against any party found to be involved in usurping its identity or illegally promoting its services for deceptive purposes. This measure aims to protect customers and maintain the integrity of the Tunisian Post's services.