If such a message comes, don't even click by mistake, the bank account will be shattered
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what is happening? Fraudsters need a strong reason to convince us that we need to install such an app in our own phone. Most of the time they give a reason to complete the KYC process of wallet or bank. Thugs can send messages to millions of people at a very low cost that they need to complete their KYC process. It is natural that one or the other of these people is using the said wallet or bank. They fall into the trap.
What to watch out for? Don't pay attention to SMS or other KYC related messages. Never call the number mentioned in it or install any app and do the transaction at the request of that person. If the KYC process of your wallet is really incomplete, the use of the wallet will stop very soon, but you will be able to avoid big losses Read gujrati.
Union Minister of State for Home G Kishan Reddy said with the rapid increase in use of cyber space, the number of cyber crimes is also increasing. "As per data maintained by the National Crime Records Bureau, 3,466 and 3,353 cases of online frauds were registered in 2017 and 2018, respectively," he said replying to a written question.
