Sweden's banks get together to teach you how to be "hard to fool" - Svårlurad.

Sweden's banks have come out with an information campaign called "Svårlurad" - which means "hard to fool".
The purpose is to draw attention to the risks of fraud and spread knowledge about how to act if a fraudster calls or if you receive a fraudulent text message. Sweden's banks and the Swedish Bank Association are behind the campaign.
Fraud through social manipulation is a major societal problem that affects people of all ages. Organized criminal networks are often behind the crimes, which in many cases target people who are older. To combat this crime, several measures are needed, one of which is to strengthen bank customers through information and knowledge.

- The most important message is that you should be vigilant if you receive an unexpected phone call or text message. Do not use your BankID or your security box at someone else's request. Contact your bank immediately if you have or suspect that you have been the victim of fraud, says Hans Lindberg.

The campaign will also run OOH, that suggests people visit Svårlurad.se to learn how to protect themselves.