NatWest customers are being warned to be wary, as criminals use a new fake email to try and get access to people's accounts. The phishing email is designed to look like it is from the bank trick people into giving away their details.
The dodgy message claims that the mobile linked to an account has been changed and tells people that a one-time passcode has been sent to their old number. Customers are then told to click on a link to cancel the request, the Mirror reports.
Those that do this will be taken to a webpage that looks just like the NatWest online banking site – although the URL contains a string of random words rather than a genuine NatWest domain. If customers enter their personal details on this webpage, the criminals will then use those details to gain access to their account.
