The Rosreestr blocked six duplicate websites in six months and identified another 55.

      From January to July 2026, the agency, together with the prosecutor's office, achieved the blocking of six duplicate websites that offered paid extracts from the registry under the guise of official services. Additionally, information has been sent to the Moscow prosecutor's office to file lawsuits for the blocking of another 55 duplicate websites of Rosreestr, 12 duplicate websites of the public cadastral map, and the digital platform "NSPD." Six Telegram channels that resold information from the real estate registry were also identified. The Rosreestr emphasizes that such practices are fraught with fraud and violate current legislation. Last year, thanks to coordination with law enforcement agencies, the operation of 47 duplicate websites of Rosreestr, 17 duplicate websites of the public cadastral map, and 13 Telegram channels was halted. In total, since 2020, Rosreestr, together with the prosecutor's office, has achieved the blocking of 531 such internet resources. The agency also listed signs by which one can distinguish a duplicate website from an official one: Domain name. Fraudsters use names in the address similar to the official ones, adding doubled letters or the suffix "online." Absence of login through the EPGU. It is not possible to authorize on duplicate websites through the state services portal. Advertising and price lists. Such resources post paid price lists, links to mobile applications, and payment methods. Official extracts from the EGRN can be obtained on the websites of Rosreestr and PPK "Roskadastre," regional state services portals, through the Unified System of Interagency Electronic Interaction, the state services portal, multifunctional centers (MFC), and the Unified Information System of Notaries. We remind you that earlier we reported that Rospotrebnadzor blocked more than 34,000 websites offering to sell biologically active additives that had not been registered or were deemed dangerous. Among them are resources with "fat burners" for weight loss and dangerous additives, such as NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide). Both agencies continue systematic monitoring of the network to curb illegal activities and protect citizens' rights.