Be careful with the text messages you receive, drones impersonate banks – Personal Finance – Economy

Be careful with the text messages you receive, drones impersonate banks – Personal Finance – Economy

The new method of information theft is being carried out through text messages that reach people’s cell phones. These messages imitate in a very precise way those that are sent by the banks in which they send alerts of bank movements, for example of transfers or online payments.

Also, crooks send messages notifying people that the account has been blocked for infrequent movement and attaching a link asking them to enter their account numberyour password, your home address, your full name and your account number, while posing as banks such as Bancolombia or Davivienda.

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The National Police spoke assuring that this type of message is considered as web impersonation, which can occur through text messages, emails or networks such as WhatsAppwho intend to steal passwords and personal data to steal people’s bank accounts.

The National Police spoke assuring that this type of message It is considered as web impersonationwhich can be realized by through text messages, emails or networks such as WhatsApp, who intend to steal passwords and personal data to steal people’s bank accounts.

How to avoid falling for these scams?

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password management: Change your passwords regularly and activate the double authentication factor.

be suspicious of offers: Remember that nothing is free and finally there are never multi-million dollar prizes for nothing. There can always be an intention behind.

Do not enter the links: Be sure to read the message carefully before clicking or downloading a file, you may find errors or inconsistencies.

Check offers: Do a Google search on the supposed prize, you can check if it is real or not.

Never share your personal data:
Entities never request personal or access data from users.

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