Cyber fraud cases are increasing in India, where fraudsters cleverly trick people and empty their bank accounts. To help protect Indians from such fraud, the government agency has shared some important safety tips. Cyber fraud is causing huge losses, and these cases are on the rise in the country. The government is continuously working to raise awareness and taking steps to control these crimes.
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-in) posted on X (formerly Twitter) about how to stay safe from OTP cyber fraud. The post explains how to be cautious with One Time Passwords (OTP) and includes some safety tips to follow in order to avoid becoming a victim of cyber fraud.
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What Are the Safety Tips?
- Fraudsters may call from a toll-free number pretending to be from a bank or financial authority and ask for your OTP. Be cautious of such calls.
- Never share your bank details, debit card details, OTP, date of birth, or account number with any unknown numbers, calls, or messages.
- To verify a bank’s phone number or any service, always use the official website.
- Avoid sharing your OTP through phone calls, messages, or online links, especially if tempted by offers of cashback or rewards.
By following these tips, you can protect yourself from cyber fraud.
