State Bank customers continue to be contacted by hackers, bank account holders

Many SBI customers have received messages urging them to transfer SBI credit points in cash and earn around Rs 9,870. This message is fake (phishing) and the account holder is being asked to provide all the information from this message. The matter was raised by the Cyberpeace Foundation and Autobot Infosec Pvt. Ltd. ‘ These institutions have revealed.

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The cyber attackers have created a fake State Bank website, asking the bank to provide personal information to its customers. This includes card number, card expiration date, CVV and M PIN. State Bank of India is asking you to fill in the details in your form. Taking this seriously, SBI has started warning all account holders.

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Doubts about the website

According to Cyberpiece and Autobot Infosec, the SBI’s alleged fake website has been found to be recording information without any verification. This website is not registered by SBI but by a third party. This has raised suspicions about fake websites. Moreover, according to SBI, the bank never communicates with its customers via SMS or e-mail. In particular, the bank never uses both of these mediums to obtain customer account information. The fake website is asking for name, mobile number, e-mail, e-mail password and date of birth. After providing this information, the website is taking the concerned customer to ‘Thank You Page’. According to Cyberpiece, the domain of this website is in India and it is in Tamil Nadu.

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