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SBI customers pay attention, the bank also worried about the rising problem – Times Bull

SBI customers pay attention, the bank also worried about the rising problem

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SBI Investment Scheme

SBI: With the advancement of technology, online frauds are rising as well. The amount of individuals engaging in online fraud in the nation is rising quickly alongside progress. Such occurrences have risen lately. In this situation, SBI, the country’s biggest bank, has sent an important warning to its customers.

SBI already has raised concerns

SBI has raised concerns on social media, indicating that online fraudsters are becoming increasingly skilled at misleading individuals with advanced technology, extorting lakhs of rupees from unsuspecting victims by masquerading as banks or under the guise of digital arrests.

From media reports to social media platform post, there are certain rise in the number of individuals falling victim to scams involving artificial intelligence (AI)-generated deepfake videos, voice duplication, and social media applications.

Famous personalities also in the list

Even famous people are becoming victims of these scams. Stars such as Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, Amitabh Bachchan, and Rashmika are being exploited via deepfake videos.

SBI customers pay attention

The State Bank of India (SBI) has recently addressed misleading advertisements using the names of bank employees. It has warned customers about deepfake videos produced by the bank that purport to provide investment programs and substantial profits.

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SBI stated via its official ‘X’ account that, “The videos asserting massive profits from SBI are entirely false.” SBI does not give such assurances. Avoid believing in plans and deep fake videos presented under the guise of bank management. “Take care not to become a victim of such matters.”

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