By SectorWire desk ·
The Belgian Gaming Commission warned of fraudulent emails appearing to come from addresses ending @kansspelcommissie.eu. It said the messages could misuse its name or branding and that it was investigating.
The warning urges recipients to avoid suspicious attachments and withhold personal, financial or confidential information.
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