Delhi Police warns users about fake ICICI webpage link being circulated to dupe users
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The recent scam that is doing the rounds involves the ICICI bank webpage about which the Delhi Police has issued a warning.
Every day scammers are coming with up new ways to dupe people. The recent scam that is doing the rounds involves the ICICI bank webpage about which the Delhi Police has issued a warning. Users have received messages claiming to from ICICI Bank asking them to verify their KYC details in order to save their accounts from getting suspended. The message then directs users to click on a link to submit the details. Phishing attacks have been on the rise and every day a new scam pops up. The latest scam is targeted at ICICI bank account holders. The scammer will send you an SMS from an unknown number claiming to be from the bank. The message will inform users that their ICICI bank account will get suspended if they do not share the KYC details. There is also a link shared along with the note about account suspension that leads users to a fake banking page. And if you enter your login credentials, the scammers will gain illegal access to your account and rob you off your savings. The incident came to light after Twitter user Sanjay Jha shared a screenshot of a message he had received from a number claiming to be from ICICI bank. Jha in his tweet had tagged the official Twitter handles of ICICI bank, Delhi crime branch and more. The screenshot shared by Jha reveals that the message was sent from a local user and the message was badly drafted.
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