Redirect to a page of the Ministry of the Interior
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Hello, I was watching porn and by clicking on an adult video image, I was redirected to a page like this. Is it a prevention page, am I at risk of something? Is it a scam? Please help me..
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Hello,
As long as there is no "payment" request... this is probably just a warning message from the authorities.... so "without consequences" ....
When scammers (using data collected from these sites) act, there are quickly requests for money (usually through untraceable coupons) and fake threats like "Interpol action"...
Of course, the most sensible thing is to avoid such dubious sites in the future..............
My mission is to kill time and his is to kill me in turn.
It's quite comfortable among assassins. (E.Cioran)
Hello,
No, this is a spoofed page pretending to be the official website of the Ministry of the Interior, l'intérieur.gouv.fr, which opens by itself in your browser.
Additionally, in this case, the computer is not infected for your information.
To realize this, just take a look at the address bar at the top of your browser.
Here’s an example:
https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/
See here as well:
Hello,
Both cases exist....
In one category, it is simply real warning messages from official sources (without consequences except to alert....) ... And, just don’t go back to the concerned website(s)...
In another category, it is indeed an attempt to scam and the "warning message" is then followed by a demand for payment of a fine (through untraceable vouchers and fanciful threats...)
In these cases... do not respond to the solicitations...
Hello,
Nonsense. (By the way, it’s exceptional, it’s written in correct French…)
https://www.europarl.europa.eu/cmsdata/117901/alexandre-linden.pdf
The page in question is an official page from the Minister of the Interior (it results from a legal insertion when the site was blocked), the fact that it is written correctly and is not a scam is obviously not 100% guaranteed but a strong pro domo argument: one does not see the interest of the bandits if there is no money at stake so, "the address," we don't really care about it...
The subject is recurrent and has been extensively documented on this forum, including this particular point by myself and others.
That people occasionally browsing this forum for this perpetual question do not know it is one thing, but that you are so categorical when you have every opportunity to browse all the subject categories of the forum, including obviously this one...
And even for the novice, there should be a fundamental difference.
I suppose that anyone connecting to this site should use a script blocker, which resolves the redirection issue.
The Ministry of the Interior's site, unlike those of crooks, is not deliberately redirected to a fraudulent site: the redirection only occurs because a direct connection to the URL of this blocked site would yield the same content.
In terms of form, if you browse the various complaints on this site mentioning this kind of racket, I challenge you to find a single one in a language that we expect from the administration and that doesn't invent characters, organizations, and purely imaginary legal procedures, which should also raise red flags for those concerned.
Good evening,
Since they tell you no: the police, when they have to show up at people's homes to take them into custody in the early morning, do not summon or inform via a link on the internet or email... they come legally, with a judicial police officer and the appropriate documents unless it's a case of fresh pursuit...
Good evening, thank you very much.. actually, in this message, I was offered to report if the site was not illegal or something like that.. I was a bit scared because it's the first time this has happened to me.. I have never visited this kind of site.. And yes, I will follow your advice! I will even avoid porn sites now... I don't want to see this kind of message anymore..????