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Risk level: high
This message is a classic phishing attempt. Banks in Israel will never ask a customer for their personal code, their password, or the verification code (OTP) sent by SMS in order to "identify" you. The moment you hand over the code, the scammer can take over your bank account and move money without you knowing.
Suspicious signs:
- A demand for a personal code or a verification code
- An unsolicited request for sensitive information
- Creating urgency, or posing as an official authority without a full identification
Hang up right away, or delete the message. Don't share any code or personal detail. If you're unsure, call the bank yourself on the official number on the bank's website or on the back of your card.
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