Intesa Sanpaolo, Unicredit and BNL: the scams are terrible

Fraud perpetrated against poor taxpayers holding a Bank account at all banking institutions in our country, among which we find Intesa Sanpaolo, Unicredit and BNL, can be very dangerous and can literally dry up the checking account.

The mechanism set in motion by cybercriminals can be really dangerous, for this reason it is better to pay close attention to what we will tell you, in order to avoid unpleasant inconveniences. It all starts with sending a message of e-mail which, at least at first glance, could appear as completely harmless, but which actually hides a big trap inside.

The sender is the reference company (it is not however been sent by them), scrolling the body of the text we read many sentences that aim to make us worry, including surely the internal link for the connection (at least so they promise) to official website from which you can then start changing your password or simply reactivating your account following an unwanted access attempt.

Intesa Sanpaolo, BNL and Unicredit scams: pay attention to what you will receive

The shrewd consumer will immediately notice the little big trap, on balance the connected portal is not the officer, but only an identical one copy managed by the criminals, who will then catalog all the information you will enter, and then use it at will at a later time for access to the bank account.

Remember that companies they don’t send messages of this type, if you find yourself in a similar situation, report it immediately to the reference banking institution.