ING Bank is one of the largest banks in Romania, with a large number of active clients at the moment, and for all of them comes a warning that they should not ignore in one form or another. More precisely, those from ING Bank are targeted by a warning generated by a new phishing campaign that is currently underway, targeting the bank's Home'Bank platform, so all customers must be extremely vigilant.
ING Bank has sent a variety of warnings over time about the problems that exist due to phishing attacks, so everything we see now is not a major surprise. However, we must be very careful about what is happening because if we have accounts at ING Bank, we must protect our money in order not to risk losing it to hackers.
ING Bank: The New Warning Targeting Customers, which Should Not Be Ignored
ING Bank has the customers targeted in this phishing campaign with a message regarding updating the personal data that would have been requested by the bank, although it is clear that this did not happen. Hackers are taking advantage of the fact that banks in Romania are trying to update their customer data during this period, and the message you can see above tells ING Bank customers that they must provide their information by a certain date, without saying what it will happen if I don't do this.
ING Bank does not issue requests of this kind by email for its clients, even if there is information on the bank's website regarding a request of this kind at the moment, but they are usually done face to face, in the offices. You should never comply with requests of this kind, and this is because they are only intended to persuade you to enter a malicious website, generally a clone of the real one of the bank, in order to give your personal data, which must avoided.
ING Bank will continue to send warnings to customers regarding these problems, but it is also important that people manage to detect them in time to be sure that they are not deceived.
