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Nowadays, getting trapped by fraudsters has become rampant because of our rapid shift towards digitisation. We need to take care of many things such as bank account safety, ATM card safety, personal data safety and more from hackers as they are always ready to attack. 
It is easy for fraudsters to make a fake social media account and target bank customers. The scammer sends you message or emails and makes you believe that the message is from a bank because of which the account holder gets confused and gets trapped by the hackers. 
Hence, to remain safe from this fraud, the largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) came up with the warning for their customers on Saturday. SBI warned on Twitter, " Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters." 
<blockquote data-lang="en">Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters. <a href="https://t.co/x2F75DLfZr">pic.twitter.com/x2F75DLfZr</a>
— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) <a href="https://twitter.com/TheOfficialSBI/status/1096628853890580482?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 16, 2019</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>The largest lender of the country has also introduced various measures and guidelines that a bank account holder must follow if they come across such fraud.
The hackers send fraudulent emails from a fake website and steal users' personal and confidential information like bank account numbers, net banking passwords, credit card numbers, personal identity details etc. Later the fraudsters may use that information for syphoning money from the victim's account or run up bills on the victim's credit cards. In the worst case, one could also become the victim of identity theft. So, to alert the customers, SBI is sending a warning to create awareness among the account holders.
In the warning, the bank has asked bonafide customers to follow, tag and interact with only verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that the comments, complaints and enquiries get adequately addressed and send to the right place and you are not scammed by fraudsters.
SBI checklist to keep fraudsters away
1. Verify the URL of the webpage. Before providing your user id and password please ensure that the URL of the login page starts with the text ‘https://’ and is not ‘http:// 
2. Do not reply immediately on mail, try to contact the bank in case of doubt
3. Do not share your password and other sensitive details with anyone. 
4. For safety purpose always change your password.
5. Do not allow anyone to use your Debit card or Credit card on behalf of you. 
6. Avoid to login in from other devices apart from yours.

Nowadays, getting trapped by fraudsters has become rampant because of our rapid shift towards digitisation. We need to take care of many things such as bank account safety, ATM card safety, personal data safety and more from hackers as they are always ready to attack. It is easy for fraudsters to make a fake social media account and target bank customers. The scammer sends you message or emails and makes you believe that the message is from a bank because of which the account holder gets confused and gets trapped by the hackers. Hence, to remain safe from this fraud, the largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) came up with the warning for their customers on Saturday. SBI warned on Twitter, " Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters." Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters. pic.twitter.com/x2F75DLfZr— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) February 16, 2019The largest lender of the country has also introduced various measures and guidelines that a bank account holder must follow if they come across such fraud.The hackers send fraudulent emails from a fake website and steal users' personal and confidential information like bank account numbers, net banking passwords, credit card numbers, personal identity details etc. Later the fraudsters may use that information for syphoning money from the victim's account or run up bills on the victim's credit cards. In the worst case, one could also become the victim of identity theft. So, to alert the customers, SBI is sending a warning to create awareness among the account holders.In the warning, the bank has asked bonafide customers to follow, tag and interact with only verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that the comments, complaints and enquiries get adequately addressed and send to the right place and you are not scammed by fraudsters.SBI checklist to keep fraudsters away1. Verify the URL of the webpage. Before providing your user id and password please ensure that the URL of the login page starts with the text ‘https://’ and is not ‘http:// 2. Do not reply immediately on mail, try to contact the bank in case of doubt3. Do not share your password and other sensitive details with anyone. 4. For safety purpose always change your password.5. Do not allow anyone to use your Debit card or Credit card on behalf of you. 6. Avoid to login in from other devices apart from yours.  

The hackers send fraudulent emails from a fake website and steal users' personal and confidential information like bank account numbers, net banking passwords, credit card numbers, personal identity details etc.

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Nowadays, getting trapped by fraudsters has become rampant because of our rapid shift towards digitisation. We need to take care of many things such as bank account safety, ATM card safety, personal data safety and more from hackers as they are always ready to attack.  It is easy for fraudsters to make a fake social media account and target bank customers. The scammer sends you message or emails and makes you believe that the message is from a bank because of which the account holder gets confused and gets trapped by the hackers.  Hence, to remain safe from this fraud, the largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) came up with the warning for their customers on Saturday. SBI warned on Twitter, Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters.  Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters. pic.twitter.com/x2F75DLfZr — State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) February 16, 2019 The largest lender of the country has also introduced various measures and guidelines that a bank account holder must follow if they come across such fraud. The hackers send fraudulent emails from a fake website and steal users personal and confidential information like bank account numbers, net banking passwords, credit card numbers, personal identity details etc. Later the fraudsters may use that information for syphoning money from the victims account or run up bills on the victims credit cards. In the worst case, one could also become the victim of identity theft. So, to alert the customers, SBI is sending a warning to create awareness among the account holders. In the warning, the bank has asked bonafide customers to follow, tag and interact with only verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that the comments, complaints and enquiries get adequately addressed and send to the right place and you are not scammed by fraudsters. SBI checklist to keep fraudsters away 1. Verify the URL of the webpage. Before providing your user id and password please ensure that the URL of the login page starts with the text ‘https://’ and is not ‘http://  2. Do not reply immediately on mail, try to contact the bank in case of doubt 3. Do not share your password and other sensitive details with anyone.  4. For safety purpose always change your password. 5. Do not allow anyone to use your Debit card or Credit card on behalf of you.  6. Avoid to login in from other devices apart from yours.   

The hackers send fraudulent emails from a fake website and steal users personal and confidential information like bank account numbers, net banking passwords, credit card numbers, personal identity details etc.