🚨 SCAM ALERT: BEWARE OF FAKE SALARY/BONUS MESSAGES! 🚨

🚨 SCAM ALERT: BEWARE OF FAKE SALARY/BONUS MESSAGES! 🚨Have you recently received a text message about money being transferred to your wallet?A new cyber scam is circulating that targets innocent people using fake transaction alerts.The message claims that a large amount (like Rs. 65,105) has been credited to your account.It addresses you as "Dear Employee" to make it look official and urgent.It then asks you to click on a short link (like a bit.ly link) to "withdraw" your money.STOP right there! This is a complete psychological trap designed by cybercriminals.No legitimate bank, company, or government organization operates this way.Real money transfers go directly into your account without requiring you to click any links.Clicking on these suspicious links can instantly download malware or viruses to your phone.It can also lead you to a fake banking page designed to steal your confidential credentials.Cyber crooks use these phishing pages to drain your entire bank account within seconds.Even if platforms like Truecaller scan the text, it does not mean the offer inside is real.Always remember the golden rule of digital safety: Never trust unverified sender IDs.Banks will never ask for your personal information, UPI PIN, or OTP over an SMS.If you receive such a message, the best thing to do is completely ignore it.Do not forward these dangerous messages to your friends or family groups.Immediately block the sender and report the message as spam on your device.Check your account balance only through official banking apps or by visiting your bank.If you have accidentally clicked the link, change your UPI PIN and banking passwords immediately.Inform your bank right away to block your accounts temporarily if you suspect a leak.You can also report such cyber frauds online at the official portal: www.cybercrime.gov.in.Sharing is caring, so please spread this detailed warning to protect your loved ones.Digital awareness is our biggest weapon against these modern online thieves.Stay alert, question every suspicious message, and keep your hard-earned money safe!Be Cyber Smart! Say NO to unknown links! 🙏#CyberCrime #PhishingScam #StaySafeOnline #DigitalIndia #CyberSecurity