Ukraine's largest OSINT agency, Molfar, reported that unknown individuals are offering people jobs on its behalf. The team urged not to provide personal data and emphasized that it does not organize meetings at the first stage of recruitment in public places.
Ukraine's largest OSINT agency, Molfar, reported that unknown individuals are offering people jobs on its behalf. The team urged not to provide personal data and emphasized that it does not organize meetings at the first stage of recruitment in public places.
In its Telegram channel, the OSINT agency Molfar stated that it had received reports of cases where unknown individuals were calling people on behalf of the team, supposedly with a job offer.
"They call people, offer jobs, and conduct 'interviews' in messengers. They are looking for, for example, OSINT analysts or HR specialists. These are not us," the OSINT agency said in a statement.
In addition, scammers offer "first meetings" in public places (cafes or coffee shops), the team reported on LinkedIn.
"We do not organize first-stage recruitment meetings in cafes or other public places. We also do not request any personal documents or confidential data at the stage of first contact or acquaintance," the agency adds.
In the event of receiving such a fake offer, the intelligence agency advised checking vacancies on the website and its official social media.
The team also explained how the hiring process works:
The private intelligence agency Molfar Intelligence Firm (Molfar Limited) was founded in Ukraine in 2019.
Works with clients in many countries around the world, offering them expertise in intelligence, risk analysis, and corporate investigations.
After the full-scale invasion, Molfar created an evidence base that was used to impose sanctions against the Russians, expose war criminals and traitors, find children abducted by Russia, and more.
