The "safe" connection that we care about. Even users "Intesa Sanpaolo" under fire. The "Rights Window": watch out for false messages, never click on links. The alert also on the Commissariat of PS On Line of the Postal Police
Not even the Christmas holidays stop hackers and telematic scammers that continue to flood our devices with false emails or through instant messengers that invite us to check our account of the online bank account that would record unspecified unusual activities, with the consequence that some of the functions (online payments, bank transfers and cash withdrawals) would be limited. Nothing could be more false!
The only way to avoid falling into the pitfalls and pitfalls of the network, as we are saying for some time now, we at the "Rights Window", is to always pay attention to every message that arrives on our connected devices. To remind us also the Postal Police through a post published on the Facebook page "Commissariat of PS On Line - Italy" which reported one of the many ways to scrub users of online bank accounts of the Bank "Intesa San Paolo" simply by clicking on a link " safe ", which is more insecure because it is not the most classic of" phishing ".
This type of scam, recalls Giovanni D'Agata, president of the "Rights Desk", is carried out through the "network" and is carried out through an attempt to deceive the victim by convincing them to provide personal information, financial data or access codes, by pretending a reliable entity in digital communication. The best way to defend yourself is to never reply to these obviously strange messages and therefore not to click on the links they usually lead or respond to requests for bank or sensitive data. The problem, however, is always the same: many companies, professionals and users continue to fall for it because too often it is not reflected when one's current account or credit card is touched and acts on instinct.
It is therefore necessary only to pay more attention and to always ascertain the origin of the message, also because banks or financial institutions never use this type of procedure for their communications. In case you are still stuck in the fraud you can contact the experts of our association through our contacts email info@sportellodeidiritti.org or segnalazioni@sportellodeidiritti.org to immediately evaluate all the appropriate solutions to avoid bias.
