Scam with Cyber Attack

They called me on Wednesday, October 21, from Dainer Club, and the call showed up on my phone as Diners Club, offering me a credit card in dollars. They asked for my name and address, and said they would deliver the card to my home the next day. Then they gave me a link to download an app called Diner Plus, which they said was safer than the one on Google Play. I clicked it, and it automatically started downloading a program that activated itself. Then the screen went black and my device started overheating. Terrified that I was under a cyber attack, I removed the SIM card, wrapped the device in aluminum foil, and put it in the freezer. I immediately called my banks to block the apps and my cards. Two of the banks told me there had been a transaction that day for a service payment of 695 soles, and at CMR there was also a service payment of 1700 soles. After 3 hours, I took my phone out of the freezer, and it had no charge at all. I charged it, and when I turned it on, it booted up in factory mode, erasing all the information on my phone. The next day, I went to file a complaint at the police station, and with that complaint, I went to the two banks. I have no proof except the complaint that I suffered this cyber attack and was scammed out of money from my cards. One bank has already refused to acknowledge the scam that was done to me. My recommendation: do not receive or open links, install a spam call blocker for unknown and foreign numbers. Only answer calls from numbers saved in your contacts. Thank you, I hope this experience of the attack I suffered can help you avoid being caught off guard.