・ A link in English that led to an imposturous eFootball™ website was shared on social media. Users who registered their KONAMI ID ended up having their game accounts stolen. ・ An imposturous eFootball™ advertisement was placed on social media, prompting users to "Register your KONAMI ID and get rewarded with 500 Coins". Please exercise extra caution if you are targeted with a similar scheme. We have identified the following malicious attempts in the past.
・ Posts on social media that ask you to share your personal information.
・ Any app not affiliated with KONAMI that asks you to share your personal information. These sites may also claim that they offer entry to certain tournaments and/or campaigns. ・ Websites that ask you for your personal information, claiming that they offer eFootball™ Coins, GP, eFootball™ Points and/or players. ・ Websites that mimic the appearance of our official site in an attempt to trick you into sharing your personal information. Some of the more common examples include the following: Please be aware that these sites and services can take many forms. This information can then be used to access further personal details or hijack user accounts.Ī good method of determining whether or not a site is safe is to check your browser's address bar to ensure it is hosted on the official Konami domain (). These include instances of phishing sites and malware that claim to offer eFootball™ Coins, GP and/or eFootball™ Points in a bid to coerce users to disclose personal information such as their User ID, KONAMI ID, password, phone number and email address. We regularly receive reports of malicious online behaviours targeting our users.
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