State Bank of India, has issued a warning to all of its customers
Unmute 1:06 1:06 Loaded : 0% Progress : 0% Quality Lo Fullscreen Repeat Share 10 facts about ransomeware India's largest bank, the State Bank of India, has issued a warning to all of its customers about the potential risk of charging your phones at public charging stations. According to the bank's notice, hackers could steal all your money by infecting phones kept on charge at free mobile charging stations. With the increasing use of mobile banking and smartphone use, hackers are finding new ways to steal from unsuspecting users. While free mobile charging stations are a common sight in public places like airports, shopping malls, restaurants, etc, hackers are using a new technique to infect smartphones via these charging stations with malware. Once infected, hackers can get hold of highly confidential information such as your banking usernames and password. With this, they can easily drain your bank accounts empty ...