
But the latest news is that the theft of the ODB messages for the mobile number connected to our bank account is pumped into pseudo-nick and stealing money.

Fake hacking link
An incident that has recently stolen money from the bank account by sending fake hacking links to mobile number. Rs 60,000 has been stolen from the bank account of the 52-year-old businessman in the Kilogam area.

Dummy Third-Person Processor
As an official of the Income Tax Department, he has sent a fake link to the employer's mobile number and telephoned him to download a third party operator. Following this, the processor has been stolen from a bank account of Rs 60,000.

Otipi Number hack
After clicking on the fake link in the message, a third party processor for the automata has been downloaded on his mobile. ODB at 2.30pm He came to the mobile number. The ODB numbers that have been attached to the bank account have been confirmed that the hackers have gone through that processor.

Rs. 60,000 theft
With just one pseudo-link, he has hacked ODB numbers and stolen Rs 60,000 with two online transactions. The message has been shocked by the money stolen from his bank account by clicking on a fake link in the message.

Do not share information
Bank employee, income tax department officer, police officer, contact you and do not share your information with your bank account or banknote number linked to the bank and any suspicious fake link
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