New developments

A fraudulent email has been identified that impersonates the Spanish State Tax Administration Agency (AEAT) and the Ministry of Finance with the aim of inducing the recipient to make a payment in cryptocurrencies under the pretext of an alleged international tax regularization.

During the 2025 Income Tax Campaign, remember that cybercriminals may try to deceive you by impersonating the Tax Agency through fraudulent emails (phishing) or SMS (smishing).

A phishing attempt has been detected by sending an email impersonating the State Tax Administration Agency (AEAT).

A phishing attempt has been detected by sending an SMS impersonating the State Tax Administration Agency (AEAT).

A campaign has been detectedSMS fraudulent scams that include a link to a website that impersonates the Tax Agency with a link to a form with the intention of stealing credentials and/or personal data.

A new phishing attempt has been detected using identity impersonation of the State Tax Administration Agency.

A fraudulent email campaign has been detected in which a link to a website impersonating the Tax Agency is attached, containing a form requesting identification data.

A new phishing scam impersonating the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT) has been reported.

A new phishing campaign has been detected in which the identity of the Tax Agency is impersonated, directing users to a form on a fake website, requesting that taxpayer information be updated, providing numerous personal data, including the IBAN of the bank account.

A fraudulent SMS campaign has been detected in which a link is attached to a website that impersonates that of the Tax Agency with a link to a refund form in which bank card details are requested.