[VIDEO] Man Allegedly Hacks Over 2,000 Access Bank Accounts, Vows To Debit Customers

A video is trending on social media where a man claimed to have successfully hacked into the Access Bank system and retrieved over 2,000 customers’ account details.

The 2 minutes 27 seconds video shows an A4 paper bearing the old Access Bank logo as well as numbers allegedly customers’ account details.

The alleged hacker said he has a lot of other information that could allow him debit users as the bank could not keep their customers’ details safe.

Boasting about his ‘criminal exploit’, he said he is “not a staff of the bank but a guy with a computer sitting down in his room and trying to do amazing things”

See the video below:

Wahala for who dey use Access Bank o 😭 pic.twitter.com/b8SWpUFinl

— Rere Ayodele (@rereayodele) August 31, 2020

The video has since generated different reactions from Nigerians on social media with many expressing fear over the safety of their funds in the bank.

See some reactions below:

@accessbank_help better protect my last 2k at all cost

— Beautiful-Onyinye (@Edoveey) August 31, 2020

 

No I don’t think he can take from people like us that have only 1k – 10k 🌝🌝

— Someone’s _ heartbeat🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️ (@Adaobieze2) August 31, 2020

No touch my alawee oh.
Na God I dey use beg u😭😭

— desiigner (@dynamic_245) August 31, 2020

I’m not surprised. Access diamond customers have been the most susceptible to scammers.

When you get scammers calling to ask for your one time pin it is likely you use access bank

— Black Machine (@anyasidanny) August 31, 2020

This thing happened to my mum so many times
They called her thinking it was me cos she’s in charge of of my acces account
Leemo
Thank God she didn’t fall for it

— Brown eyed goat (@TemidayoIwalok1) August 31, 2020

When you know it’s only 500 that’s in your account pic.twitter.com/FBOSQtme6O

— ラヒーム (@lahotan_ba) August 31, 2020

While this may be cruise (or not), I know of 3 people whose earnings were fraudulently withdrawn without any of them divulging their pins.
If you know of anyone who has been “called” from their bank to update BVN, chances are it’s an Access Bank customer. @myaccessbank

— Elkay (@i_elkay) August 31, 2020