A new wave of false administrative notifications has arrived at the inboxes of entrepreneurs and taxpayers. The Revenue Administration-Raising has published 30 phishing warnings in October 2026, of which 11 are fake reimbursements. This number is higher than the 11 warnings registered in the previous month, highlighting the importance of preventing this new wave of phishing.

The fake administrative notification, which presents itself as an online advisory, uses the Revenue Administration-Raising logo and mentions a link on the agenziaentrate.gov.it domain. The message includes the name of the owner, a numeric code starting with AR that begins with the Revenue Administration as the authorized entity, and an advisory that the email was generated automatically. The link imitates a page on the agenziaentrate.gov.it portal but points to an external site that asks for personal data, access credentials, and other sensitive information.

The schema mirrors the campaign reported on May 5, 2026, when the email came from an address seemingly related to the Revenue Administration and asked to access to view the notification. Entrepreneurs and users have been hit by false administrative notifications originating from the Revenue Administration-Raising, causing numerous problems and significant consequences. Personal data and access credentials received through these messages have been used by anyone who wanted to access genuine fiscal information, such as administrative offices of businesses and professional firms.

False administrative notifications have also revealed some elements that seemed authentic, such as protocol numbers and the Raising's graphic, which have proven crucial in making the message credible even to those receiving daily fiscal communications, such as administrative offices of businesses and professional firms. The problem with this new wave of phishing is that not only has it caused significant problems and consequences for businesses and those involved, but it has also been used by anyone who wanted to access genuine fiscal information, such as administrative offices of businesses and professional firms. The Revenue Administration-Raising notified via PEC the addresses INI-PEC of entrepreneurs and professionals, and, depending on the type of act, also with a recommendation to receive (art. 26 of DPR n. 602/1973).

Since the last warning published until today, the Revenue Administration-Raising has published 30 phishing warnings, of which 11 are fake reimbursements. FALSE ADMINISTRATIVE NOTIFICATIONS: THE FALSY EMAIL THAT REPRODUCES THE GREEN WARNING The false administrative notification reported by the Revenue Administration informs the recipient that the Revenue Administration-Raising has issued an