Do you have an account with Santander Bank? Government agency warns
Santander bank customers are at risk again. Fraudsters prepared an attack on them in the form of fake SMS messages, whose purpose is only to extort online banking data.
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Fraudsters are constantly coming up with a new way to lull our vigilance and deprive us of our savings. This time, they decided to use the image of Santander bank and use a fake login page to extort online banking details from us. CERT Polska warns against the latest form of attack. Fraudsters send us an SMS about the need to update the Santander bank mobile application. All this to avoid account blocking. Unfortunately, the SMS is not real.
Phishing using the bank’s image? This is a common method of fraudsters because it allows them to take over your online banking login details and steal your money. We regularly warn against this threat, and today we want to draw the attention of Santander bank customers. An SMS message about the need to update the Santander bank mobile application to avoid account blocking is a scam. Pay attention to the addresses of the websites where you enter your bank login and password! And send any text messages that arouse your suspicions to us at 8080
🚨 Phishing using the bank’s image?
This is a common method of fraudsters because it allows them to take over your online banking login details and steal your money!!
We regularly warn against this threat, and today we want to draw customers’ attention @SantanderBankPL. Message #SMS… pic.twitter.com/aHXnkAFc0G
— CERT Polska (@CERT_Polska) December 2, 2024
Please remember that financial institutions such as banks do not send us text messages that threaten to block the application or ask for any data. Please report any suspicious messages of this type to 8080.
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