Warning! Deceptive SMS Messages Regarding Fuel Pass 2026

The National Cyber Security Authority warns of deceptive SMS messages concerning the Fuel Pass 2026. These messages falsely inform citizens that they are beneficiaries and urge them to visit a link to apply or confirm their details.

The Authority emphasizes that citizens should not click on these links or enter personal or banking information. Public bodies do not send SMS messages requesting such actions.

Protection Tips:

• Never give personal information to strangers.
• Visit the official websites of organizations directly.
• Carefully check the sender's address.
• Be wary if the message creates a sense of urgency.

Always check the spelling and grammar of messages, as errors are often a sign of fraud.