The current account scam that steals money with an SMS evolves: how to defend yourself

The current account scam that steals money with an SMS evolves: how to defend yourself
The current account scam that steals money with an SMS evolves: how to defend yourself

If yesterday on these pages we talked about the fake Whatsapp message scam, today we are here warn you against another scam attempt which is affecting more and more people.

In fact, the scammers, using the smishing technique, send a message apparently from their bank which reads about a suspicious transfer made, complete with the amount. The scam message, in fact, apparently warns the user about a transfer being made and contains a link that should block it. Basically, therefore, we are faced with an SMS that appears to less experienced users to be contrary to what it really is.

In fact, by clicking on the link, you will be redirected to a page where you must confirm your bank details: in fact, the IBAN or card details are asked for but, once you click on the “Continue” button, all you do is make the credentials in question available to scammers. In this way they carry out transfers and empty the account.

As always in similar cases, the advice in case of doubt is to contact the customer care of your financial institution directly to have all the necessary information to avoid falling into the trap and having your money stolen.

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