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The sender, using KŠB’s name, impersonates legalrepresentatives of a major music producer, film center or entertainment company and notifiesthe recipient of an alleged copyright infringement on their Meta Bisness platform content.
KŠB disclaims any connection to these fraudulent emailsand emphasizes that it does not represent the entities whose rights wereallegedly infringed. Additionally, KŠB only communicates through emailaddresses ending in @ksb.cz and does not use any other domains.
If you receive an email from a suspicious address claimingto be from KŠB or its lawyers, exercise caution, do not click on anylinks or open attachments, and consult your IT department for furthersteps.
KŠB is currently taking legal action to prevent thisfraudulent activity and hold those responsible accountable.
We are addressing the situation in cooperation with the Czech Bar Association, on whose website you can find information about a number of other law firms facing similar misuse of their data.
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