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TT-CSIRT – 455.20.04.26 – CYBERSECURITY ADVISORY: Phishing Scam Targeting e-Tax Users

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TT-CSIRT – 455.20.04.26 – CYBERSECURITY ADVISORY: Phishing Scam Targeting e-Tax Users

By April 20, 2026

The Trinidad and Tobago Cyber Security Incident Response Team (TT-CSIRT) wishes to advise members of the public of an ongoing cyber fraud campaign involving a fraudulent website designed to mimic the e-Tax platform of the Board of Inland Revenue (BIR), Ministry of Finance.

It has been identified that the malicious domain revisar[.]sth[.]tr is being used to impersonate the official e-Tax service. This website is not affiliated with the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago or the Ministry of Finance.

Additionally, the email address member@surveymonkeyuser has been observed in connection with this scam and is not an official Government email address.

This phishing campaign is intended to deceive individuals into submitting sensitive personal and financial information, including credit/debit card details.

TT-CSIRT strongly urges the public to:

Verify website URLs before entering any information.

Avoid clicking on suspicious links in emails or messages.

Never share financial or personal information on unverified platforms
Use only official Government websites and communication channels.

For I.T teams, TT-CSIRT recommends that organizations take the following actions immediately block the following malicious domains at firewall, DNS, proxy, and secure web gateway levels:

https://ttcsirt.gov.tt/cybersecurity-advisory-phishing-scam-targeting-e-tax-users/

Mentorship Session with ITNS Students at Mayaro NESC.

Our CEO Mr. Paray was invited to a mentorship session with the ITNS students at the Mayaro NESC Campus.

He shared his journey through the IT industry, the importance of the science behind the work, its relevance today, and the future challenges that will shape this field. More importantly, Mr. Paray spoke to them about how to navigate their careers with purpose, discipline, and a mindset for continuous learning.

He also took the opportunity to connect the skills taught in the programme to real life skills that will define their success far beyond the classroom. Skills like listening, scanning your environment, thinking critically, solving problems under pressure, and learning how to work with people.

"IT is not only about devices and software. It is about systems, people, decisions, and responsibility."

In closing, Mr. Paray thanked the students for their energy and engagement. " The future is demanding, but it is also full of opportunity for those who are prepared."

Congratulations to our CEO, Mr. Rushton Paray, on the renewal of his IEEE Membership for 2026, continuing a long-standing professional relationship for over 25 years with one of the world’s most respected technology institutions.

For CTSL, this is more than a personal milestone. IEEE represents global standards, engineering discipline, and the constant push toward better systems, better design, and better outcomes. It reflects the same culture we build inside CTSL: learning never stops, and technology must always serve people and performance.

Mr. Paray’s continued membership reinforces CTSL’s commitment to staying aligned with international best practice, emerging technologies, and the highest level of professional integrity in ICT and engineering services.

Well done, CEO. CTSL is proud.