Kathmandu. It was found that Rs 34,80,000 was cheated by opening the link by remembering the bank’s SMS. According to the information made public by the Cyber Bureau of Nepal Police, a gang has been active in the last few months targeting the users of banks and digital wallets by sending SMS that look like ‘The Alert’. <\/p>\n
The message would send a link saying ‘your account is blocked’, ‘update KYC’ or ‘Verify your account’. Many customers opened the link thinking it was the bank’s message, entered the username, password and OTP of the mobile banking. The fraudsters then gained access to the accounts and withdrew money through various bank accounts and digital wallets. <\/p>\n
The Cyber Bureau had filed a case against 13 people on the charge of cheating Rs 34.80 lakh. Do not click on the link in the SMS that looks like it comes from the name of the bank. Do not give OTP, PIN and password to anyone. <\/p>\n
New types of fraud are appearing in the market every day. <\/p>\n
According to the Nepal Police Cyber Bureau, the trend of fraudsters calling customers posing as bank employees has increased in recent times.TAG_OPEN_div_27 They have been asking for ATM card renewal, KYC update, reward points or OTP, CVV and mobile banking details on the pretext of account blocked. <\/p><\/div>\n<\/p>\n
After many customers trusted and gave OTP, the money was transferred from the account to different accounts within a few minutes, according to the police.TAG_OPEN_div_25 The Cyber Bureau has repeatedly issued public warnings about this. <\/p><\/div>\n<\/p>\n
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