F6 and the MAX messenger have launched a joint initiative to protect users from phishing, scams, and other types of internet fraud. Over the first two months of cooperation, specialists identified and neutralized more than 2,550 external malicious resources.
Monitoring was conducted in July and August 2026 using the F6 Digital Risk Protection platform. The system searches for websites and other resources that attackers employ to target customers of companies and users of their services. In the discovered schemes, fraudsters lured victims to fake authentication pages under various pretexts.
Once on these pages, users entered login credentials, passwords, or payment details that were sent to the attackers instead of the legitimate service whose logo appeared on the page. After detection, F6 experts and the MAX Security Center worked to have the suspicious resources blocked.
The companies emphasize that the 2,550 resources were external sites threatening platform users and were not malicious elements located inside the messenger itself.
According to Stanislav Goncharov, head of the Digital Risk Protection department at F6, regular searches and blocking of fake resources can first reduce fraudster activity and later help dismantle brand-related schemes. However, blocking alone does not replace user caution. Phishing pages can appear faster than their predecessors are removed, and a familiar logo does not make a fake form legitimate. Therefore, users should continue to verify website addresses manually before entering any data.
