
If data from a banking service is compromised, Russians need to change their password and access code, freeze cards and accounts, immediately contact the bank at the official number and warn relatives about the possible threat, according to the materials of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which RIA Novosti reviewed.
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The materials of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which RIA Novosti reviewed, contain recommendations for citizens in case of compromise of banking service data.
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If data from a banking service is compromised, Russians need to change their password and access code to the banking service.
You should freeze cards and accounts, and immediately contact the bank and report the incident.
It is necessary to warn relatives and friends that bank cards may be compromised.
MOSCOW, September 27 - RIA Novosti. If Russians have compromised data from a banking service, they need to change their password, freeze cards and accounts, and immediately contact the bank, according to the materials of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which was reviewed by RIA Novosti.
Thus, when disclosing data that fraudsters can use to hack an account in a banking application, steal money from accounts or when applying for a loan, Russians need to promptly change the password and access code to the banking service.
Next, you need to freeze the cards and accounts, and also immediately contact the bank using the official number and report the call or message - dictate the phone number of the scammers. As law enforcement officers noted, the bank will independently block the account, reissue cards and block the fraudster’s number.

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