The country’s largest state-owned bank SBI has warned its clients against cyber crooks in the wake of the growing number of online fraud cases in the country. The bank tweeted on Monday that some measures have been taken so that fraudsters can avoid fraud.
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Take good care of it
- Never unlock your mobile phone
- Don’t leave idle apps and contacts open
- Do not connect your mobile phone to the intended and secure networks
- Do not write sensitive information, such as your password or username on your mobile
- Do not transfer virus-like data to another mobile phone
SBI customers are requested to be vigilant on social media and not to receive any misleading and fake messages.# Cybersecurity pic.twitter.com/KBMiWbMlxa
– State Bank of India (OTheOfficialSBI) January 25, 2021
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Forecasts
- Take a regular backup of the data, write a 15-digit IMEI number
- Always lock your mobile phone screen
- Before transferring any data from a mobile phone to a computer, be sure to scan with the latest anti-virus software
Previously, the bank had notified its customers by mail that our bank or any of our representatives would never email or SMS or call the customer’s one-time SMS (high security) password. Always remember to rely on the contact number and details available in the Google search engine to get branch contact details. For this purpose only use our official SBI website. You can immediately report the details of such fraudulent proposals / incidents to the local police authorities or the nearest SBI branch.
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