Before opening the SMS, you should always check the name displayed on the "Sender" line. It is not recommended to open the "Push-window" if it has a generic name such as "Info" or a message from an unknown number.
According to Gadin.Net, according to Prime, this was warned by Alesya Borovikova, a specialist of the Russian Quality System (Roskachestvo).
He also did not recommend going to the link sent in the SMS for "missing MMS".
The expert noted that anonymous and emotionally decorated messages or messages about promotions and winnings are a typical sign of fraud.
"Viruses in such SMS can steal personal information and even deprive the user of all funds on the card," Borovikova concluded.