Hundreds of fraudulent SunPass websites were shut down by the Florida Attorney General’s Office and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s Cyber Fraud Analytical Support team on ...

In addition to shutting down the sites, a consumer protection resource, Scams at a Glance: SunPass Safety, is being released.

Fraudulent websites that targeted SunPass users with fake toll notices and phishing schemes have been shut down, state ...

Florida transportation officials are launching a new campaign to warn drivers about a growing scam targeting their phones.

SunPass users have reported receiving fake toll notices through text messages and/or emails aimed at stealing personal and financial information.

Scammers create websites that closely resemble official toll payment portals, such as SunPass or E-ZPass ... Once the user is on a fraudulent site, they're asked to provide personal and financial ...

If you have any concerns about your toll account, it’s best to visit the official SunPass website or contact their customer service directly. Avoid relying on links sent via text or email.

Reports of these phishing attacks have surfaced across the U.S., targeting users of toll systems like EZDriveMA in Massachusetts, SunPass in ... visit the official website of your toll operator ...

Republished on February 8 with news of further attacks ahead of this weekend and more detailed analysis into the Chinese ...