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We have seen a recent increase in fraud attempts in which individuals have received fake text messages designed to look like transaction alerts from Kish Bank. These text messages include a link to a website NOT associated with Kish, attempting to get the recipient to follow the link and divulge sensitive information.
Some individuals have also received “spoofing” phone calls which impersonate Kish Bank’s phone number.
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