A new alarm on the mobile bank-ID is now done app if – Expressen

less than 6 million swedes have mobile bank ID to identify themselves on the internet.

But the fraudsters can access bank, tax, and pensionskonton by tricking you to login at the same time as the fraudster.

– It is not a security hole in the bank ID, but you are called by a scammer who fool you to log into a service, for example, to replace the funds. At the same time that you enter your social security number has the attacker done the same thing, and when you turn in your code can allow the deceiver to be logged in in your place, ” says Johan Eriksson, ceo Finansiell ID-Teknik located behind the bank-ID.

Update the app for the bank ID

TV4 News showed how they managed to get into others ‘ accounts at Handelsbanken, Nordea, SEB, Swedbank, Authority, social Insurance office and Tax office.

in Order to stop fraudsters: the app for the mobile bank-ID on in the day, and users are prompted to update it.

– We have updated the app. Is there two logins at the same time, a warning message up on the screen that warns of deception, ” says Johan Eriksson.

At Nordea believe that the mobile bank-ID is generally safe. If you suspect that someone has accessed your mobile bank ID – for example, if you lose your phone – you can block it.

” never Log in for someone else and always check what service you log in with mobile bank ID, says presskommunikatör Janina Pfalzer.

Authority warned

the Authority warned in the spring for sellers that asked people to log on to the premiepensionskontot to see over the funds. When savers used their mobile bank ID, could the seller log-in and move premiepensionspengar to funds that were more expensive and gave the seller a commission.

“We have been reported to the police this from the past, and look seriously at it,” says Rasmus Bjälkeson, fondchef on the Authority.

Now require the Authority of two logins with mobile banking ID to protect bank premiepensionskonton.

– Mobile bank ID for identification on the internet is completely sovereign, but calling someone and wants you to log on to your mobile bank ID, so you already know that it is fraud. It is a great responsibility on the users to not do it, ” says Jan Olsson, the police fraud examiner.