Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
The Bailiff Notice That Asks for an SMS Code
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
A Russian-language page presenting itself as a Federal Bailiff Service document check asks visitors for a phone number, SMS code, and name.
- For
- Russian-speaking recipients of apparent enforcement notices
- Worth noticing
- A countdown precedes phone and SMS-code prompts; a later screen claims an account was hacked and names a device and location.
Field notes
The visible flow moves from a purported 1.2 MB PDF request to phone, SMS-code, and name fields. A subsequent warning says the visitor’s government-services account was compromised and supplies device and location details, including a Samsung Galaxy A54 and a location in Ukraine. These are claims displayed by the page; the extract does not verify an official connection or establish what happens to entered information.
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