Source: tvrain
A client of Sberbank received an SMS offering to take out a loan with a password, which in English means “Cry, kill the Jews”. The bank explained that the code was generated automatically.
Facebook user Alexander Shishov posted on his page a screenshot of a message from Sberbank in which he was asked to take a loan. "Submit an application at the bank office - the password is CRYVKILLJEWS," the SMS says.
Vanukla user posted another SMS screenshot on Pikabu, but the password in the message was different - “Cry, kill.”
Initially, Sberbank reported that the password was edited in the screenshot. “So someone clearly wants to set us up,” the bank representative tweeted.
На скриншоте хорошо видно, что пароль отредактирован. Так что кто-то явно хочет нас подставить.— Сбербанк (@sberbank) November 20, 2019
However, later Sberbank admitted a mistake: “I'm sorry that we did not believe you. This is really not a photoshop. They themselves are surprised, but this situation is pure coincidence. Our code generator didn’t want to offend anyone. ”
Простите, что мы вам не поверили 😨Это и правда никакой не фотошоп. Сами удивлены, но эта ситуация - чистая случайность. Наш генератор кодов совсем никого не хотел обидеть 🙄
— Сбербанк (@sberbank) November 21, 2019
Addition. The press service of Sberbank told Rain, this code "is a set of random characters." “Every year we generate about 13 billion passwords, the mechanism for generating such a large number of unique combinations of characters is carried out automatically by the system and does not involve employee participation. We apologize and will soon reconsider the process of generating a participant code, ”the bank said.
