A message from your bank could be fake and you wouldn't notice, warns Infobip expert
A fraudulent text message can appear in the same conversation where a person usually receives notifications from their bank: the sender looks authentic, the history contains legitimate communications and nothing at first glance suggests someone is trying to steal their data. However, according to a warning from an Infobip expert, that new message could have been sent by a criminal.
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