Hello guys.
Just had an interesting phone call with Santander, a UK bank. Someone tried to transfer £33,000 (about $50,000) from my bank account on the 26th January.
Luckily the bank caught it and blocked the transfer. (I have nowhere near that much in the account!) After speaking with the Fraud Dept, it appears that someone was able to copy my internet banking logon, logged onto my account and tried to do the transfer to another UK account.
I only log onto my internet banking on my laptop, via an up to date Chrome, and only at home or work. The password details are kept in 1password.
So how did whoever it was get my details? (ps I never click on a Santander link in an email)
Just had an interesting phone call with Santander, a UK bank. Someone tried to transfer £33,000 (about $50,000) from my bank account on the 26th January.
Luckily the bank caught it and blocked the transfer. (I have nowhere near that much in the account!) After speaking with the Fraud Dept, it appears that someone was able to copy my internet banking logon, logged onto my account and tried to do the transfer to another UK account.
I only log onto my internet banking on my laptop, via an up to date Chrome, and only at home or work. The password details are kept in 1password.
So how did whoever it was get my details? (ps I never click on a Santander link in an email)