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In response to the increasingly rampant "phishing" fraud on the Internet, Xiamen police recently issued an early warning message to remind netizens to be alert to the seven modus operandi of "phishing".

"Phishing" uses fraudulent e-mails and forged Internet websites to conduct fraudulent activities, to obtain the financial information of the deceived person, and then steal funds.

According to the information network security supervision department of Xiamen Public Security Bureau, there are seven common "fishing" modus operandi:

Method one, send e-mail to lure users into being fooled with false information. Criminals send a lot of fraudulent emails. Most emails entice users to fill in their financial accounts and passwords by winning prizes, consulting and reconciliation. , or for various urgent reasons, ask the recipient to log on to a webpage and submit information such as user name, password, ID number, credit card number, etc. And then steal user funds.

Method 2: set up a fake website to defraud the user's account password to carry out theft. Criminals set up websites with domain names and web pages very similar to real online banking systems and online securities trading platforms, so as to lure deceived people into inputting information such as account numbers and passwords, and then steal users' funds.

The third method is to use fake e-commerce to defraud. Criminals publish false information on well-known e-commerce websites, sell goods in the names of so-called "ultra-low price", "duty-free", "smuggled goods" and "charity sale", and ask the deceived person to pay the payment in advance to achieve the purpose of fraud.

The fourth method is to use Trojan horse and hacker technology to steal user information. When criminals hide Trojans in emails or websites and conduct online transactions on computers infected with Trojans, Trojans obtain users' accounts and passwords through keyboard records.

Method five, website fraud. The websites of fraudulent websites designed by criminals are very similar to regular websites, and there is often only one letter difference, so it is difficult to find them without careful identification. When users log on to fake websites for fund operation, their financial information will be leaked.

Method six, crack the user's "weak password" to steal funds. The criminals took advantage of the loophole that some users set "weak passwords" in online banking for convenience, searched the bank savings card number from the Internet, and then logged into the bank's online banking website to crack the "weak passwords".

Technique 7, SMS fraud. The computer-controlled SMS "mass sender" that stores mobile phone numbers sends out a lot of false information, tricking the deceived people into remittance and transfer in the name of winning prizes, tax refund and investment consultation.