Cybersecurity Center

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Password security is the first line of defense

Never share your Digital Banking login credentials or pin with someone you do not know
Security Alerts

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Beware of Quishing Scams

"Quishing," short for QR code phishing, is a scam using QR codes to commit identity fraud. Scammers place fraudulent QR codes in high-traffic areas or send them via email or text message. Before scanning a QR code, ask yourself: Where did this come from? Who posted or sent this?

Do not scan a QR code if you notice that it appears tampered with, replaced, or covered up with a fraudulent version. If you receive an unexpected email or text with a QR code, don’t scan it, especially if it urges you to act immediately. Contact the financial institution, government agency, or business that the scam artist is impersonating so they can alert others and work with law enforcement to investigate the activity.



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Apple Device Attack

Apple users are receiving fake, system-level messages on their iPhones, Apple watches and MacBooks, to reset their passwords. In cases when this scam has not been successful, fraudsters are calling users of these devices and requesting them share their Apple ID credentials over the phone. This is a reminder to never share your Apple ID password or any other personal information to someone you do not know.

If you receive a call asking for your Apple ID password or personal information, hang up immediately and call the Apple Support number to report the call and to confirm if the call was valid.



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Scam Alert

This is a reminder that KEMBA will not call or text you to request personal information; including, but not limited to:
  • Digital Banking Log-in and/or Passwords
  • Account Numbers
  • Card Information
  • Other Personal Identifying Information
Please remain alert and do not provide this sensitive information. If you receive a call asking for your personal information, hang up immediately and call the number on the back of your card to report the call and to confirm if the call was valid.

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EDUCATION & RESOURCES

The Bottom Line: You Can't Be Too Careful.

Computers, email, and the internet have made life - and money management - easier in many ways. But they've also opened the door to digital fraud and ID theft. Our Cybersecurity Center contains a bounty of cybersecurity tips and resources that can help you take steps to protect your financial and personal data.
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At KEMBA Financial Credit Union, we believe education is the best defense. Review these helpful Financial Wellness articles and expand your cybersecurity knowledge.

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Our partners at GreenPath Financial Wellness can provide additional resources to safeguard against identity theft and financial fraud. Best of all, your conversations are confidential - and most services are free.







Password Protection

Password Security is the First Line of Defense

Never share your Digital Banking login credentials or pin with someone you do not know. A KEMBA associate will never ever ask for your personal passwords.
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Help ensure your financial and personal data is protected with this free, printable Fraud Protection Checklist.
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