Roskachestvo warned about a two-stage fraud scheme on the eve of the Unified State Exam

On the eve of the unified state exam (USE), fraudsters began to use a two-stage scheme to deceive schoolchildren, offering them a "personal selection of keys" to the options of control measuring materials (CMM). Roskachestvo warned about this on May 15.

"Experts from the Roskachestvo Center for Digital Expertise have identified a sophisticated two-step scheme to deceive graduates before the Unified State Exam. The attackers don't just sell fake answers, but use psychology to make money twice. In the run—up to the exams, groups have become more active online offering not just "plums", but "personal selection of keys" to CMM options," the department told RIA Novosti.

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