The Government of India has issued a strong warning against a new phishing scam circulating via email that falsely promises users an upgraded “PAN 2.0” card. According to the Press Information Bureau’s (PIB) Fact Check unit and the Income Tax Department, these emails are entirely fake and designed to steal personal and financial information from unsuspecting citizens.
The scam operates through phishing emails sent from suspicious addresses such as info@smt.plusoasis.com, often with subject lines like “Get Your PAN 2.0 Card.” These emails attempt to lure recipients into clicking on a link that allegedly lets them download a new version of their e-PAN card featuring a QR code. However, instead of leading to a government website, the link redirects users to a fraudulent site crafted to look official. Once there, individuals are asked to enter sensitive details such as their PAN number, Aadhaar number, bank account information, and…
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