ALARMING SITUATION IN DIGITAL BANKING SYSTEM?

ALARMING SITUATION     IN DIGITAL BANKING SYSTEM?

Dr. Ritu Gautam & Kashish Goel
       “Banks in India are loosing Rs.88553 every hour to Cyber-Crime”
Sometimes the people  facing difficulty to differentiate between “RB1” and “RBI” or similar changes made by fraudsters in phising e-mails or SMSes sent in the name of  bank and they caught up in this fishery net.
Thus everyone should pay huge attention while receiving such SMS, e-mails and calls by take some precautions:
➢ Visit bank twice in month for checking of your account details. 
➢ Never share your banking User Id, Password or OTP (One Time Password) with anyone. No bank official will ever call you for these details.
➢ Never share your Debit Card/ Credit Card Number or the numbers displayed at their back with anyone as you may end up losing money and be held responsible at the same time.
➢ Share the fraud SMS information with family, friends, relatives and on social media like Whatsapp, facebook.
As far as from legal aspects some laws such as Section 66B, 66C, 66D, 43(c) &43(d),72,71 for Cyber frauds in Information and Technology Act ,2000 and Section 420, Section 463 to Section 471 of  Indian Penal Code.
Thus, if any person is a victim of fraud file a F.I.R nearby police station and online complaint on Cyber Crime Cell Online Transactions Frauds andhttps://www.cybercrime.gov.in.

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