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Dear Saurabh Kumar Agarwal,
Cyber criminals are targeting UPI applications using malware. |
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The method followed by the fraudsters: |
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 | Cyber criminals create custom SMS forwarding apps which forward the UPI device-binding message to a Virtual Mobile Number (VMN) belonging to the victim's bank, for registration |  | Fraudsters send links to malicious 'apk' files to potential victims through WhatsApp |  | Subsequently a UPI application registration process is initiated by the fraudster. |
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Remain vigilant and ensure that you do not install any suspicious/malicious application in your mobile device from untrustworthy sources. |
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Always follow these security best practices: |
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 | Update your mobile device with the latest operating system and security patches |  | Install applications only from official and trusted sources (like Google Play Store and Apple App Store) |  | Install antivirus/security software from a trusted provider and update it regularly |  | Verify the permissions of the application before allowing access |  | Never click on suspicious links in emails or messages |  | Avoid downloading/installing unknown applications |  | Never share your confidential information like OTP, Password, PIN and card number with anyone. |
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Please report such frauds immediately to the National Cyber Crime portal at cybercrime.gov.in or call the helpline no. 1930. You may also call ICICI Bank helpline at 1800 2662. ICICI Bank never asks for details related to OTP, PIN and Password. We prioritise the protection and security of your assets. |
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Use only below contacts to reach your Relationship Manager |
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 | 022-444-00-000 | |  | myrm@icicibank.com |
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Stay safe from fraudsters. Do not call any other number. Do not write to any other email ID |
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Sincerely, Team ICICI Bank |
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