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On October 8, 2026, at BSUIR, a meeting was held between Nikita Ivanovich Bogatov, inspector of the IDN of the administration of the Sovetsky district of Minsk, and students. The topic of the meeting: “Cybercrime in the modern world.” Students watched the documentary “Unknown Caller”, where the presenter from the screen analyzes modern telephone and Internet fraud schemes, teaches how to identify phishing letters and protect personal data. Gradually, the plot unfolds to show that even a person who is confident in his safety can become a victim of manipulation. The most common method of deception is vishing (calls allegedly from officials). This is followed by false purchases of goods on the Internet and theft using social networks.

At the end of the meeting, Nikita Ivanovich recalled that promises of quick and easy money or goods at a low price on the Internet almost always lead to loss of money. If you receive suspicious calls from strangers, you should stop talking and report the incident to the police.