How to Identify and Avoid Smishing Attacks
Have you ever received a message from your bank asking for an OTP to upgrade your credit card limit only to realize later that it was a smishing attacker trying to hack your bank account? Smishing attacks are the most difficult to detect, as the attacker sends messages that appear to be genuine and may even have your personal details, like the last four digits of your credit card number. This has become increasingly common in Indian businesses of all sizes. To avoid falling victim to a smishing attack, it is important for business owners and their employees to identify and flag suspicious messages before data is hacked. As the leading IT software company in Delhi , we’d like to help you identify and avoid smishing attacks through this blog. What is Smishing Attack and How Does it Work? Smishing Attack, also known as SMS phishing, is an increasingly common cyber-attack that targets individuals through text messages. In a smishing attack, an attacker poses as a reputab...