The head of the United Nations Anti-Terrorism Office has reported that there has been a 350 percent increase in phishing websites in the first quarter of this year. Most of these have targeted hospitals and health care systems and have blocked their work towards the Corona global epidemic.

Vladimir Voronkov has given a big statement to the UN Security Council on Thursday (6 August). In which he said that the increase in these fraudulent sites is part of the tremendous increase in cyber crimes in recent months. Which was reported by speakers at digital events during the first Anti-Terrorism Week held at the United Nations last month. "He said the United Nations and global experts are still" corona's results on global peace and security and especially organized crime and terrorism and The effect is not fully understood.

Voronkov said, "We know that the terrorist is resorting to Corona to spread fear, hatred and division and to radicalize and appoint its new supporters." Taking advantage of financial troubles and disruptions. " "The increase in internet usage and cyber crime during the global pandemic further exacerbates this problem," he said. He said that representatives from 134 countries, 88 civil society and private sector organizations, 47 international and regional organizations and 40 United Nations bodies attended the week-long meeting.

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