Kommersant: banks record a surge in fraudulent robotic calls to clients robotic calls, their share reaches 90 percent, Kommersant writes.
This type of fraud is cheaper for cybercriminals and allows them to mislead victims, since voice assistants are increasingly used in the banking sector.
< p> As the managing director of RTM Group Evgeniy Tsarev noted, the intensity of calls to those persons who have already got into the dial-up base has also increased. He pointed out that such auto-dialing appeared about six months ago.
As experts explain, the necessary sequence of phrases is recorded to organize robotic attacks, followed by an appeal to the victims. It is assumed that a person communicates directly with a robot and receives instructions from him, for example, to enter a code from an SMS message.
The Central Bank explained that they are actively working to block fraudulent numbers. The regulator currently has no data on the volume of automated fraud.
Earlier, the head of the anti-fraud department of Jet Infosystems, Alexey Sizov, said that fraudsters, planning to steal funds, are guided by many factors, of which two can be distinguished main points. The first one is the background information about the potential victim. It is also important for attackers to choose the right time to communicate with a potential victim.