More than 700 people have died from Coronavirus. Several thousand people are said to be infected with it. Apart from China, it is affected by many countries in the world including Malaysia, Philippines, and USA. People in India are also said to be highly skeptical due to the high mortality rate. People want more and more information about the symptoms of this disease and measures to prevent it. Due to increasing concerns related to this virus, people are searching more and more about this on the Internet. We are sharing news articles on social media. Right now, hackers and fraudsters are using this nervousness of people to their advantage.
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According to recent media reports, hackers and scammers are sending various types of files and links to people in the name of spreading awareness and treatment of coronavirus. According to reports, scammers are sending the approval link or hacking code of UPI Transfer in these files and links. Taking advantage of people's curiosity and nervousness about coronavirus, scammers force people to click on the approval link of UPI Transfer and after that, there is an option to enter a PIN. With the same mistake, you can lose the earned money. Theft of financial information through hacking codes. According to these reports, hackers are sending hacking codes in files being sent in the name of awareness of coronavirus. Through this trick, they are collecting financial information of people and stealing money from their accounts.
Take these steps to protect If you are getting any kind of link or file, always be alert before clicking on it. Please read the URL carefully before opening the file or link. Report any suspicious activity to the cyber police immediately and get your UPI blocked immediately. Report suspicious transactions to the bank. This will help in the recovery of your money.
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