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Nigerian Banks Assure Customers as Global Cyberattacks Intensify

Nigerian Banks Assure Customers as Global Cyberattacks Intensify

Nigerian banks say their services remain operational and customer deposits are safe amid a global wave of cyberattacks affecting organisations across several sectors and countries. Industry sources say banks have activated incident-response measures and are working with regulators, law-enforcement agencies and cybersecurity partners to strengthen their defences. Analysts have reported a sharp rise in cyberattacks targeting financial institutions worldwide. Customers are advised to stay alert for fraudulent calls, texts and emails. Do not share passwords, PINs, one-time passwords, card details or BVNs with anyone. Report suspicious account activity immediately through your bank’s verified customer-care channels, app or branch.

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julia

What extra steps are people taking to protect their banking apps while these global cyberattack reports continue?

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H
hala

Are the reported attacks actually affecting bank apps here, or is this mainly a general precaution?

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lily

It is reassuring that services remain operational, but public confidence will depend on clear updates if anything changes.

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E
emeka

Assurances are welcome, though saying deposits are safe should be matched by consistent communication about safeguards and response measures.

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G
grace

Customers can use strong unique passwords, enable transaction alerts, and avoid sharing OTPs while banks monitor the situation.

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