Cybercrimes are increasing these days. In particular, crimes against our money have gone up a lot. These criminals are cheating us and withdrawing money from our bank accounts. Wherever they are, they hack our accounts easily and take money. To do this, they send files and links containing virus to our phone via SMS or email. State Bank of India (SBI) is now warning all customers about such scams .
Criminals who withdraw money from bank accounts are sending fake messages to the phones of SBI customers as well as in emails. They are trying to defraud customers by pretending to be State Bank of India (SBI) officials. Recently, a new type of crime has come to light where people are duped by claiming free gifts from sbi . Many people have given their personal details to the scammers who have fallen for this scam. Hence, sbi has issued a warning. Don't trust messages about gifts over the phone, email or social media, it suggests. Now a message is going viral saying that
many people are getting free gifts from State Bank of India (SBI). The message claims to win prizes worth Rs 9,980 and asks to download a file. By downloading that file, hackers can easily access the phone and then access photos, videos and bank details. So they can hack everything and take money easily. Such fake messages are also coming on WhatsApp , so it is better to be very careful. Don't click on anything. SBI officials said that if you get greedy, there is a risk of emptying the money in the bank.
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