Warning: Criminals are utilizing AI and publicly available information to spear phish banking customers throughout the USA.
If you receive a text message, phone call, or Email that appear to be from SBSU, take these actions:
If you click on the link or reveal information to the caller, three things may happen: (1) malware that records keystrokes will be installed on your computer, (2), you will be taken to a fake website that looks like SBSU’s but is designed to steal your user ID and Password when you attempt to login, or (3) you will be talked into revealing information to a random caller who is likely an imposter.
After you call us at (435)865-2394, we will describe security procedures in detail.
"Did you recently purchase $850 at the Apple Store?” A text like this is how this pernicious scam begins. “N,” is your fast response. Soon, you get a call. Your caller ID says “SBSU Fraud Department.” The smooth- talking caller asks the right questions and says the...
Scammers are calling and texting customers pretending to be State Bank of Southern Utah (SBSU). Legitimate bank employees will NEVER ask for the following: Codes that SBSU sends to you. If the messages says "Do not reveal the code", do not reveal it. Your 16-digit...
Scammers are calling and texting customers pretending to be State Bank of Southern Utah (SBSU), through text messages or voicemails that ask you to take action or respond. Please remember: SBSU will never pressure you to respond to a text message. We will never ask...
Scammers impersonate State Bank of Southern Utah (SBSU) by spoofing our phone number to call and text people in Southern Utah. While they appear helpful, State Bank employees will never ask for:
