Telephone scams are very dangerous, and you need to be wary of new developments. A scam targeting Intesa San Paolo accounts has recently become popular among users.
How the scam works
Victims receive an SMS informing them of a phantom payment pending on their account. To complete the payment, they are prompted to click on an attached link and enter their account credentials.
The link leads to a website that mimics the Intesa San Paolo login page. If the victim enters their credentials, the scammers steal them and gain access to their bank account.
Intesa San Paolo warns its customers
Intesa San Paolo has sent out an SMS warning its customers of this scam.
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What to do if you receive a suspicious SMS
When in doubt, it is always better not to click on links in SMS. If you receive a suspicious message, it is advisable to contact the bank directly at the toll-free number 800 303 303.
Here are some tips to avoid falling victim to a scam
- Never click on links in SMS.
- Never provide your account login credentials via SMS or phone.
- Be wary of messages that demand urgent action.
- Always check the website's web address before entering your personal information.
- Use an updated antivirus on your computer.
With these simple tips, you can protect your data and money from online scams.
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