Phishing campaign

Autostrade per l'Italia would like to inform users that a phishing campaign, perpetrated by malicious attackers, and aimed at stealing sensitive data using ASPI's image and logo to deceive users, has recently been detected.

This campaign consists of sending fraudulent e-mails with the subject line 'You have won an Emergency Kit', which are actually scams.

In those e-mails, featuring Autostrade per l'Italia logo, users are prompted to participate in a survey to receive an emergency kit.
After filling out the survey, a €2 postage fee is required to redeem the premium, collected by entering personal and credit card data on another domain.

This initiative is in no way connected with Autostrade per l'Italia. We therefore alert users to pay attention, to report any fraudulent attempts to the competent authorities, and to notify us by email at info@autostrade.it

How can I recognise a phishing attempt?
Here are some simple tips to bear in mind, in order to recognise possible scam attempts:

• Our official e-mail address has always the extension @autostrade.it.
• If the message is written in unclear language or with obvious spelling mistakes, this may indicate a fraudulent attempt.
• To be sure that the link you received is from Autostrade per l'Italia’s official website, it must have the extension autostrade.it. Before clicking on it, hover over it with your cursor and check the URL displayed. If it looks suspicious, do not open it.