BRD Romania is one of the largest banks in our country, with a large number of clients who use its services every day, and for them comes an extremely important warning that they should not overlook. During this period, unfortunately, there are many phishing attacks that can leave some clients of BRD Romania without the money from their accounts if they are not careful and fall into the net of those who are behind the cyber attacks that are also taking place in our country.
BRD Romania has repeatedly warned its clients about the danger behind this type of cyber attacks that take place all over Romania, but unfortunately you can see below that they do not stop. In the image below you have an example of this type of attack, and he uses a technique designed to scare people who are told that their account has been blocked by the bank, and that they must take certain actions to have access to money again.
BRD Romania: I am sending a new WARNING for customers in the country
BRD Romania has repeatedly told us that techniques of this kind have nothing else behind them than the hackers' desire to trick ordinary people into giving up their personal data without actually knowing what they are doing. Behind this attack, for example, is a domain to which BRD Romania customers are directed who are alerted about problems regarding their accounts, but unfortunately there they will only see a clone of the bank's website, and not the real platform to which they were expecting
BRD Romania says that the attackers are mainly looking for information about the login data in the internet and mobile banking platforms, or the card data used by customers for payments. This information can be used by hackers to generate various payments from customer accounts, and in some cases it may be impossible to recover the money, which of course is not to the liking of the Romanians who have accounts with BRD Romania now.
BRD Romania has on its website a variety of important information about what phishing attacks mean, but also protection against messages that can trick us into giving up our important data.
