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If your online banking password is still 'password123', it's time for an upgrade. Some basic digital hygiene will go a long way toward protecting you —not only your bank accounts, but all the things you do online as well. Check out our latest blog to learn 5 ways to protect yourself from bank fraud: https://mcafee.ly/4bNeGvF

If your online banking password is still 'password123', it's time for an upgrade. Some basic digital hygiene will go a long way toward protecting you —not only your bank accounts, but all the things you do online as well. Check out our latest blog to learn 5 ways to protect yourself from bank fraud: https://mcafee.ly/4bNeGvF

If your online banking password is still 'password123', it's time for an upgrade. Some basic digital hygiene will go a long way toward protecting you —not only your bank accounts, but all the things you do online as well. Check out our latest blog to learn 5 ways to protect yourself from bank fraud: https://mcafee.ly/4bNeGvF

If your online banking password is still 'password123', it's time for an upgrade. Some basic digital hygiene will go a long way toward protecting you —not only your bank accounts, but all the things you do online as well. Check out our latest blog to learn 5 ways to protect yourself from bank fraud: https://mcafee.ly/4bNeGvF

Online banking allows you to access your money with just the click of a mouse or a tap of your finger. But that ease of entry can also give fraudsters a way into your personal information without you even realizing it. In our latest blog, PlainsCapital Bank Senior Manager of Fraud Operations Denise Owens, explains how to create safeguards to protect your bank account from getting in the wrong hands. Read here: https://lnkd.in/ghYTYuSB #PlainsCapitalBank

Important Notice: Protect Your Information We are still receiving reports that individuals, both customers and non-customers, are getting fraudulent text messages claiming to be from local banks. The Claxton Bank will never send you a text message or ask you to sign into digital banking via a link sent through text. If you receive a text message claiming to be from TCB, please delete it immediately. Remember, never share your login credentials or one-time passcode (OTP) with anyone under any circumstances. Stay vigilant and protect your personal information.

#CyberSecureBanking can help you with protection of information, identity theft, defence against cyber attacks and more. Check out the link below for more tips on safe online banking ⬇

🔒 Did you know? Your security is our top priority at Princeville State Bank! 🛡️ Recently, there's been an increase in debit card fraud. But fret not – our digital banking customers have the power to protect themselves. 💳 With just a few clicks, you can "turn off" your debit card through our digital banking platform. Simply log in and go to "Manage Cards" to take control of your card's status. Worried about limits? No problem! You can temporarily increase your limit or activate a new card effortlessly. Stay one step ahead of fraudsters and enjoy peace of mind with Princeville State Bank's digital banking features. Your financial security is in your hands! 💻🔐 #SecurityFirst #DigitalBanking #ProtectYourCards

Create strong, unique passwords for your bank accounts🛡️ Engage in #CyberSecureBanking by using "three random words" for your passwords, avoid using the same password multiple times and keep all passwords safe with a password manager🔒 For more tips on safe online banking➡️ https://lnkd.in/eQnCyhEW

At CSB, we care about protecting you and your business. Stay tuned each month as we share practical tips to help you avoid common banking scams. Tip 1: Do not trust unsolicited emails, calls or texts. We will never ask for your login info. If you receive communication that appears to be from your bank, take steps to verify the sender's identity. Learn more: https://direc.to/kPZN #bankcsb #fraudprevention