New Delhi: State Bank of India (SBI) has warned its customers. In order to protect customers from the ever-increasing bank fraud cases in India, the country's largest government bank has asked to take precautions. This is because fraud can happen not only from ATMs but also by stealing all the data on your phone. We often charge our phone at the airport, railway station, train or hotel, but next time do think once because it can empty your bank account.
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Our dependence on the phone has increased so much that when its battery runs out, we put it on charge anywhere. But SBI has warned people against doing so. According to the bank, by doing this the data of your phone can be hacked within a few minutes. SBI has given this information by tweeting. In its tweet, SBI said, 'Please think twice before putting your phone on the charging station. Your phone's data can be stolen due to malware. This gives hackers the opportunity to export your password and data. So do not charge your mobile at any charging station.'
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SBI said that juice hacking is a cyber attack that works with the help of the phone's charging port. With the help of data connection and USB, hackers can install the malware on your phone, which allows hackers to hack your phone's data. In such a situation, your bank account can be empty.
