Message received from HDFC Bank for the benefit of all T..Ramanujam ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: HDFC Bank <[email protected]> Date: Mon, Jul 13, 2015 at 5:49 PM Subject: Security Pulse: Stay Informed about SIM Swap! To: [email protected]
We understand your world. For web view,click here <https://www.cprpt.com/HDFC/er.aspx?t=852021.0.50056.10000.96393.53381.0.1.N.14082755.1965356.0&[email protected]&tc=&ctc=&purl=http://mailer.hdfcbank.com/campaign/June15/SimSwap/non-managed/mailer.asp?tbname=T%20Ramanujam&tbcard=Business%20Corporate%20Credit%20Card&tboffer=xx%20xx%20xxxx%20to%20xx%20xx%20xxxx&tbcustid=2015398749730713&tbcustname=ABC&tbemailid=Incorrectrecipient&tbGType=Generic&tbSourceCode=Incorrectrecipient&tbPromoCode=Incorrect%20email%20ID&tbMailer=Feedback> [image: HDFC Bank] *#PowerOfBanking * [image: SIM Swap fraud] Your Account information might get leaked! Stay aware about SIM Swap fraud *Dear T Ramanujam,* Under *SIM Swap fraud*, fraudsters manage to get a new SIM card issued against your registered mobile number through the mobile service provider. With the help of this new SIM card, they get One Time Password (OTP) and alerts, required for making financial transactions through your bank account. *How do fraudsters operate?* [image: Step 1] Fraudsters gather customer's personal information through Phishing, Vishing, Smishing or any other means. [image: Step 2] They then approach the mobile operator and get the SIM blocked. After this, they visit the mobile operator's retail outlet with the fake ID proof, posing as the customer. [image: Step 3] The mobile operator deactivates the genuine SIM card and issues a new one to the fraudster. [image: Step 4] Fraudster then generates One Time Password (OTP) required to facilitate transactions, using the stolen banking information. This OTP is received on the new SIM held by the fraudster. How to protect yourself from fraud: If your mobile no. has stopped working for a longer than usual period, enquire with your mobile operator to make sure you haven't fallen victim to the Scam. Register for SMS and Email Alerts to stay informed about the activities in your bank account. Regularly check your bank statements and transaction history for any irregularities. Warm regards, *Vijay Kamath * (Head - RIC) *Sameer Ratolikar* (CISO) [image: Sercure Banking] [image: Social Media] *Terms & Conditions apply If you are not the correct recipient of this mailer, please *click here* <https://www.cprpt.com/HDFC/er.aspx?t=852022.0.50056.10000.96393.53381.0.1.N.14082755.1965356.0&[email protected]&tc=&ctc=&purl=https://leads.hdfcbank.com/mailer/ASP_Process/ThankYou_non_reciepent_Common_direct.asp?tbcustid=2015398749730713&tbcustname=T%20Ramanujam&tbemailid=Incorrectrecipient&tbGType=Generic&tbSourceCode=Incorrectrecipient&tbPromoCode=Incorrect%20email%20ID&tbMailer=Feedback> . If you do not wish to receive such e-mail communication from HDFC Bank in the future, *click here* <https://www.cprpt.com/HDFC/er.aspx?t=852023.0.50056.10000.96393.53381.0.1.N.14082755.1965356.0&[email protected]&tc=&ctc=> . Please do not reply to this e-mail, this is sent from an unattended mail box. In case you have any queries/responses, please* click here* <https://www.cprpt.com/HDFC/er.aspx?t=852024.0.50056.10000.96393.53381.0.1.N.14082755.1965356.0&[email protected]&tc=&ctc=> To view all HDFC Bank emails, please move existing email from the Promotions to Primary folder in Gmail, click here <https://www.cprpt.com/HDFC/er.aspx?t=852025.0.50056.10000.96393.53381.0.1.N.14082755.1965356.0&[email protected]&tc=&ctc=> for more details. URJ_N_NM_3110 -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
