Nedbank Customer Account Statement Phishing Email

Nedbank Customer Account Statement Phishing Email.

South Africa ranks 3rd highest in the world for Ransomware Attacks and Email Hacks.
If in doubt delete.

South Africa is experiencing a big increase in Bank related phishing and spoofed emails, South Africa Banking is under attack, especially during tax season. The South African Government and the Banking sector has to act unilaterally and decisively to deal with the industry’s crippling Bank related fraud and scams thereby protecting its customers and clients. South Africans are feeling the pinch with a substantial cycle of high inflation with no wage increases, very high unemployment rates, no social security causing desperate people to take chances that look improbable coupled with high emotional distress. This makes South Africans vulnerable to scams which are being carried out by highly skilled fraud syndicates who are up to date with all the latest security advice and bulletins.

If in Doubt Delete.
Do I have an account with Nedbank?
Is the email address from Nedbank?
Is the email addressed to sender, you (your email address)?
Is the Bank Account email addressed to you with your name or client ID?

 

Nedbank Security Tips:

Never give anyone your credit or debit card number and PIN or Nedbank ID username and password. Nedbank will never ask for these details to reverse a transaction or a debit order.

If you receive an SMS notification of a transaction that you did not initiate, report it immediately by calling us on 0800 110 929

We will never ask you for your card PIN, Nedbank ID username and password or ask you to download any software so that we can access your device to reverse a transaction or debit order.

Don’t click on links in messages from unknown sources – Nedbank will never ask you to log on to Online Banking through an attachment or link.

Nedbank will never call you and ask you for your card PIN or Online Banking password.

Never give anyone your Nedbank ID username and password.

Never give anyone your credit or debit card CSC (three- or four-digit security number found on the front or back of your card) number and PIN.

Always read your Approve-it messages carefully before accepting them and never share a one-time password (OTP) with anyone.

If you have a banking app on your mobile device and it is lost or stolen, report the incident to Nedbank to deactivate the app.

Hover your mouse over any hyperlinks to see the actual URL and make sure it is the real thing. Long-pressing the hyperlink on your mobile device should also reveal the underlying hyperlink.

Don’t respond to phishing emails. If you receive a suspicious email, forward it to phishing@nedbank.co.za.

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