Raiffeisen Bank, one of the largest and most important banks in Romania, has its customers in the country targeted by a new extremely important message that all of them should know about at the moment, and this is because we are talking about a new campaign phishing.
Raiffeisen Bank announced last week that it is transitioning part of its operations exclusively online, so the cashiers in its agencies disappear, customers being forced to work more online.
Raiffeisen Bank makes these changes for greater profit, but also for other reasons, but in the context of everything moving online, cyber attacks are becoming an increasingly big problem for customers, but also for banks. Protection against cyber attacks is essential for clients who want to be sure that their money is safe, and Raiffeisen Bank has tried many times to warn clients about these operations.
Today, Raiffeisen Bank has its customers targeted by an extremely dangerous phishing attack, the aim of which is to take people's data, and then their money, and those who do not know how to detect an attack of this type risk becoming safe victims, from sorry. As you can see from the message below, the attackers use an alleged problem with accessing the account for banking services, and ask customers to log in to confirm their identity.
Raiffeisen Bank has repeatedly told us not to access the links in emails or messages of this kind, and this is because they can lead us to malicious websites through which our data is stolen by attackers.
When we access that website, it will have an interface very similar to that of the bank, and many will think that they are accessing a website that belongs to the bank, not to hackers, they enter their data there, and they automatically reach the hackers.
Raiffeisen Bank has on its website a multitude of extremely important information that can help us avoid becoming victims of attacks of this kind, but in the end we must be careful to protect ourselves against this type of problems.
