Over the last several years, the tendency of digital transactions has expanded, but cyber criminals have also been more active. Every day, a large number of people fall victim to fraud. In this case, it's critical to know who you should share your personal information with and who you shouldn't. In reality, individuals are really enthusiastic about receiving free presents or certificates. When it comes to receiving a free present, some people put their confidence in it blindly, which is quite dangerous. People frequently lose their hard-earned money in a matter of minutes by clicking on fraudulent links associated with these presents. SBI urges its customers in this matter to be wary of cyber criminals from time to time.
SBI tweeted a warning:-
In reality, scammers use new methods to defraud people. From his official Twitter account, SBI has posted a video. It claims on behalf of SBI that it would never ask you to reveal your bank account information, ATM PIN, or UPI PIN. So, if you receive similar mails, please disregard them. Which requires an ATM or UPI PIN, or a website click. As a result, disregard it. Tell me, some cyber criminals are contacting folks under the guise of SBI, requesting information.
Customers should be careful:-
– SBI does not ask for account number, debit card or credit card details from your customers
– Do not share your Internet banking and OTP number with anyone
– Do not click on any link in mobile phone or message
It's not very difficult to catch these messages sent by cyber thugs, because these messages must contain spelling mistakes. If you are receiving such messages, read them carefully. In addition, customer cyber crime portal https://cybercrime. gov. You can lodge a complaint on in. Or you can also report it on the help line number.
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SBI says never share your bank details & ATM or UPI PINs with anyone. #SafetyFirstWithSBI#SafetyFirstWithSBI #SBI #StateBankOfIndia #StaySafe #StaySecure #BeAlert #CyberSafety #CyberSecurity pic.twitter.com/xAohwXp36P
— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) November 19, 2021
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