Cyber ​​​​cheating is happening in the name of KYC update, do this to save yourself Gujarati

Due to increasing cyber crime in the country, people have to suffer losses worth crores of rupees every day. Cyber ​​criminals target people in different ways and snatch away their hard-earned money. In recent times, many people have been harassed in the name of updating KYC (Know Your Customer). KYC is the process of banks and other institutions verifying the identity of their customers. Scammers take advantage of its shortcomings and harass people.

Cyber ​​fraudsters are creating accounts, applying for loans or doing any illegal transactions based on someone’s personal information or fake documents. Apart from this, they create fake documents by manipulating someone’s photo or collecting someone’s personal information and using it for their own benefit. What happens is that people do not even realize that illegal activities are taking place in their name or on their account, due to which they may have to face bad consequences in the future.

It has become very important to remain alert amid increasing cyber crime. If someone asks you for account details or KYC related information, do not give any information without verifying with the organization. No bank or other institution asks for OTP, password and PIN number from its customers. Nowadays, cases of people posing as police officers and asking for personal information are increasing. Be patient during any such call and do not share personal information. Do not download any application from unverified sources and do not share Aadhaar and PAN number etc. on public platforms. If you become a victim of cyber crime, immediately contact the cyber crime reporting portal or cyber crime helpline.