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Next CSE-PPT: 14 March 2027

You receive a text message that appears to come from your bank, asking you to click a link and enter your one-time PIN to "avoid account suspension". This is most likely:

Correct answer: A. Phishing, and you should not click the link or share the OTP

Banks do not ask clients to share OTPs or passwords through links. Messages creating urgency and asking for credentials are typical phishing. Contact your bank through its official hotline, and report the message to the proper authorities.

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Answer and explanation

The correct answer is A. Phishing, and you should not click the link or share the OTP

Banks do not ask clients to share OTPs or passwords through links. Messages creating urgency and asking for credentials are typical phishing. Contact your bank through its official hotline, and report the message to the proper authorities.

Topic: Data Privacy and Cyber Laws MCQs · Subject: General Information