Criminals pretending to be your bank are actually spreading malware
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June 21, 2022

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Ignore that text from your bank - It could plant malware on your phone

Ignore that text from your bank - It could plant malware on your phone

Getting a text from your bank with transaction notices and other news is expected these days. But thieves are now spoofing banks, hoping to trick you into downloading malware onto your device to rip you off. We've got details on what to watch for and a few steps to protect your finances.

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