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Fraudsters have invented a new way to deceive citizens

T-bank has discovered a new way to deceive citizens by fraudsters – they use little-known basic smartphone settings to convince people of total wiretapping of the phone and force to transfer all savings, a representative of the bank told Vedomosti. Attackers are betting on psychological manipulation and people’s ignorance of modern technologies, he said.

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Fraudsters have invented a new way to deceive citizens

T-bank has discovered a new way to deceive citizens by fraudsters – they use little-known basic smartphone settings to convince people of total wiretapping of the phone and force to transfer all savings, a representative of the bank told Vedomosti. Attackers are betting on psychological manipulation and people’s ignorance of modern technologies, he said.

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