Warning from DMM regarding NATO Summit posts
The Presidency's Directorate of Communications Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) has issued a warning regarding fake posts prepared by imitating the names and logos of public institutions concerning the NATO Summit.
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In a statement made from DMM's social media account, it was stated that visuals, documents, and content shared on some social media accounts and communication channels, which contain the phrase "NATO Summit Security Coordination Center" and claim that "an application portal has been created for priority institution employees," are completely fake.
Stating that there is no center established under this name within official authorities, the statement noted the following:
"The documents and application screens featured in the visuals and content do not belong to any system prepared by the relevant official authorities.
Such fake posts, prepared by imitating the names and logos of public institutions, are attempts to mislead the public and obtain personal information through cyber piracy.
Necessary judicial processes have been promptly initiated against the entities producing and spreading the aforementioned fake content.
It is kindly requested that our citizens and public employees show high sensitivity and attention against such manipulations and follow developments and announcements only through the official channels of authorized institutions."