Canara Bank : X Handle “Hacked” Hacker Changes Username
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Canara Bank : X Handle “Hacked” Hacker Changes Username
Do you know about India’s one of the most reputed Banking Companies “CANARA BANK?” Well, now you must know about it because of an unwanted incident that occurs in the bank’s resources.
A case has emerged and shocked the people and the company as well. That case says “Canara Bank : X Handle “Hacked” Hacker Changes Username.” It must seem alarming but here’s how the whole scenario has taken place.
Canara Bank’s X Handle has been changed due to some unethical access to their account. That spread chaos about how could such a big company get into such a mess. Let’s see what the Bank has to say about it and how others reacted to that!
Canara Bank
“Canara Bank would like to inform all concerned that the bank’s official X (formerly Twitter) account has been compromised.”
“All concerned teams are investigating the matter and working closely with X to regain access to Canara Bank X handle at the earliest.” “We will inform you immediately when it is restored and working in Canara Bank controls. The inconvenience caused is regretted.” |
Canara Bank announced on Sunday that their official X social media profile had been hacked and that their account had been compromised. The hacker modified the handle’s username to ‘ether.fi’. There are over 2.55 lakh followers on the official account (@canarabank).
After the account was hacked, no latest posts were made until around 4 PM. On its X page, the bank asked people not to submit anything. On June 17, Axis Bank’s support account on social media platform X was compromised in a cyberattack of a similar nature. Hackers published various posts on tech billionaire Elon Musk’s company Tesla during that period.
In a post, Axis Bank responded
“We are investigating the possible hack of the bank’s support handle. We are trying to resolve the issue as soon as possible. Please ignore all posts made during this period and do not click on any unauthorized links.”
“The bank never asked for any kind of personal details regarding internet and mobile banking passwords, OTP, ATM PIN, or otherwise. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.” |
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