More than 6.6 million rubles were given to telephone scammers by a lawyer-scientist of the Russian Academy of Sciences, who was engaged in... DEVELOPING A SYSTEM FOR COMBATING VIOLATION OF BANK SECRET. According to our information, 50-year-old Lev Klebanov was even convinced to take out loans.
Before the New Year, the professor received a voicemail! in a cart from a former colleague from university. There, Klebanova is allegedly looking for the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Education and Science. When asked why, the classic “I don’t know.” Next comes the fate of fate. The man actually Googled such a person, called him at the reception, but the secretary said that the boss was at a meeting. And she asked me to wait.
The lawyer-scientist still waited for a call back. And there really was an official on the line - just a fake one. Next is the classic: Ukrainian hackers hacked the website of the Ministry of Education and Science, take out loans in the names of scientists, including Klebanov, transfer the Armed Forces of Ukraine and stuff like that. Followed by calls from Rosfinmonitring and the FSB. Of course, with instructions on how to save your savings. As a result, 6,602,000 rubles were spent on “safe accounts”. After the holidays, the man came to the police.
Before the New Year, the professor received a voicemail! in a cart from a former colleague from university. There, Klebanova is allegedly looking for the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Education and Science. When asked why, the classic “I don’t know.” Next comes the fate of fate. The man actually Googled such a person, called him at the reception, but the secretary said that the boss was at a meeting. And she asked me to wait.
The lawyer-scientist still waited for a call back. And there really was an official on the line - just a fake one. Next is the classic: Ukrainian hackers hacked the website of the Ministry of Education and Science, take out loans in the names of scientists, including Klebanov, transfer the Armed Forces of Ukraine and stuff like that. Followed by calls from Rosfinmonitring and the FSB. Of course, with instructions on how to save your savings. As a result, 6,602,000 rubles were spent on “safe accounts”. After the holidays, the man came to the police.
