In today's digital age, online frauds are becoming increasingly common. To help you stay safe, the State Bank of India (SBI) has issued an important advisory for all customers. Your safety is our top priority, and awareness is the first step to protection.

📲 Be cautious while using WhatsApp and other messaging platforms

Many fraudsters send links, images, or files from unknown numbers, pretending to be someone trustworthy. These messages might look normal but can be very dangerous.

If you click on such links or download suspicious images, it could install malicious software on your device. This software can:

Steal your banking passwords and OTPs

Track your activity

Access your personal data

Lead to financial loss

🚫 What you should NEVER do:

Don't click on any links or download files from unknown or suspicious contacts.

Don't share your bank details, card numbers, PINs, or OTPs with anyone—even if they say they are from the bank.

Don't trust messages that claim you’ve won a lottery, cashback, or prize and ask you to click a link.

✅ What you SHOULD do:

Always verify the sender before clicking anything.

Delete any message that looks suspicious or is from someone you don't know.

Keep your phone's software and antivirus updated.

Enable two-factor authentication wherever possible.

💡 Remember

Fraudsters rely on carelessness. A simple click can lead to major losses. Think before you click. Stay alert, stay safe.

🛡️ If you suspect any fraud or have already become a victim, take immediate action:

📞 Cyber Crime Helpline Number: 1930

🌐 Visit: www.cybercrime.gov.in

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