Will it affect if you click on the website if you receive a short message for redemption of CCB points?

This is a fraudulent short message sent illegally in stages through a pseudo base station pretending to be the CCB number (many media and popular Weibo have reported it, and the CCB credit card website has also issued a notice saying that CCB has never sent such a short message). Click on the phishing website, and you will be asked to enter the card number, expiration date, security code, dynamic verification code, etc. Many people were cheated, resulting in stolen cards.

If the landlord doesn't enter any information on this website, the card is safe for the time being, but I'm not sure if there will be a Trojan horse or something. For safety reasons, you'd better call the customer service hotline of CCB, and the customer service will give you a certain solution.

In addition, in this case, it is suggested that the landlord can report this short message to the 1232 1 bad short message reporting platform, or install security software in the mobile phone and upgrade it regularly, which can effectively block phishing websites and nip in the bud.

If the landlord has other questions, you can ask.