Observed arrival · 2026-08-23
The Fake Gosuslugi Panic Button
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A Russian-language page stages a supposed biometric and identity-document breach, then asks visitors to authorize access to state services, documents, and a digital signature.
Why it surfaced
The page performs a full emergency routine: it claims to upload a passport, SNILS, tax ID, credit history, and 2-NDFL certificate, then warns that the visitor’s data reached a Ukrainian-registered site. Its repeated hotline and Gosuslugi-style interface make it a compact specimen of identity-phishing theater.
A Russian-language page stages a supposed biometric and identity-document breach, then asks visitors to authorize access to state services, documents, and a digital signature.
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