Residents of Krasnodar are receiving mysterious missives purportedly from Yevgeny Nauov, the local mayor.

Krasnodar residents received strange invitations to video conferences, falsely claiming to be from the city's mayor, Yevgeny Kompet. In truth, these invitations were orchestrated by fraudsters.

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2025 June 13 . 1:48 PM

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Unscrupulous individuals faked city mayor Yevgeny Naumov's signature on mysterious invitations for... — Unscrupulous individuals faked city mayor Yevgeny Naumov's signature on mysterious invitations for a video meeting, which were sent to Redditors. The revelation came from the head of the regional center in a Telegram post.

Residents of Krasnodar are receiving mysterious missives purportedly from Yevgeny Nauov, the local mayor.

Heads-up, Kubans! Avoid Those Fraudulent Video Conference Invites

🚨Attention all Kubans! Be wary of bogus invitations to a video conference supposedly hailing from our local mayor, Eugene Naumov. These scams are on the rise, and the regional center boss has spilled the beans on his Telegram channel.

🔥 TIP FROM THE TOP DOG: Keep your guard up, folks! Eugene Naumov himself is warning us about the increase of fake messages and calls, purportedly from him, trying to lure you into their evil schemes, even using video calls. Here's the deal:

Just verify any information you get; don't be stupid and click on strange links.
Don't give out your private info like it's your birthday present.

💣 UKRAINIAN AGITATORS AND THE FAKE POISONING THREAT: Remember the phony poisoning scare on Victory Day, courtesy of the Ukrainian shady characters? ("Live Kuban" broke the news, so be sure to stay in the loop by subscribing to their Telegram channel here: https://t.me/live_kuban)

💡 TOK TIPS:

Always double-check the source of any message or call you receive, even when it seems legit. If it's about a video conference, confirm with the host's official department directly.
Stay mindful of links, especially those you didn't ask for. Avoid the click, type the URL yourself.
Enable Two-Factor Authentication on your accounts to beef up security.
If something feels fishy, report it to local authorities or relevant organizations straight away.

If you need more specifics or extra assistance, I advise you to connect with local authorities or cybersecurity gurus in Kuban, Russia. Keep yourselves safe out there, folks! 🤘

These scams, disguised as video conference invitations, might intertwine with the ongoing political landscape or general-news discussions, so it's essential to be cautious before engaging.
With an escalation of fake messages and calls in the backdrop of the crime-and-justice realm, it's vital to shield your personal information while navigating this digital terrain.