What new telecom fraud routines do you know?

At present, the market is not good and there are many swindlers. I hope everyone will be vigilant. I've sorted out a few common new routines of telecom fraud at present, so you must understand them carefully.

False customer service phone fraud This kind of fraud is usually a swindler who uses technical means to forge a seemingly real customer service hotline. For example, I met a customer service hotline that showed the calling number, which looked very real.

After the answer, the liar will first confirm some of your personal information and gain your trust. Then, on the grounds of business handling, you are required to provide key information such as bank card verification code and account password. Their social worker skills are very clever, giving people a very real customer service feeling.

But this is actually a liar's routine. They directly steal the funds in the account by obtaining the bank card and account information. Moreover, this routine takes advantage of everyone's trust in the customer service hotline, so it is very easy to be deceived. I was cheated of thousands of dollars.

Therefore, everyone must be vigilant, and the customer service hotline will not take the initiative to ask for a password and verification code. Don't trust the authenticity of the calling number easily. In case of suspicious circumstances, be sure to hang up the phone directly and never reveal personal information.

SMS Fraud Recently, SMS fraud is rampant, which not only uses false links to steal information, but also hides the routine of deducting fees. This kind of fraud is relatively hidden, and many people are easily deceived.

This kind of short message fraud usually sends short messages containing false website links, and the content of short messages may be disguised as express reminders, business handling and other messages. Once users click on the link to enter, they will be directed to a fake page where they will be asked to enter their personal information or bank account password. Liars thus get sensitive information directly.

Another is to send a false phone bill recharge SMS, and if the user replies to confirm, it will be deducted directly and silently. However, the user's phone bill has not been recharged at all. This deduction process is hidden, and it is difficult for users who don't know the truth to detect it.

Therefore, everyone must be vigilant, don't click on short links of unknown origin easily, and don't reply to suspicious recharge messages. Protect your personal information and account security. In case of suspicious circumstances, contact customer service for verification in time, and do not operate by yourself.

APP fraud attackers make fake communication operator apps, and then spread them through various channels to lure users to download them. After installing these apps, sensitive permissions will be required to steal user information and use it illegally. This kind of fraud mainly uses the user's trust in the APP.

The APP fraud method you mentioned is also relatively hidden, mainly using users' trust in the APP to cheat. This kind of fraud is usually to make a fake APP to pretend to be a regular APP, and then spread it through various channels to lure users to download and install.

After downloading these fake apps, users will take the initiative to ask for some sensitive system permissions, such as contacts and text messages. Once users easily allow these permissions, scammers can directly obtain these originally private personal information.

Some fake apps also require users to enter information such as account passwords directly in the app. Once users enter these real account information, it will directly lead to the account being controlled by scammers.

Therefore, users need to be vigilant, don't trust all kinds of promoted apps easily, and protect personal privacy. For applications that need to obtain sensitive permissions, be careful and avoid clicking Allow rashly. This can prevent this hidden fraud that uses APP trust.

Internet fraud This kind of fraud usually creates a seemingly real website or official WeChat account, and then designs advertisements for various low-priced goods or preferential activities on the page. These offers are relatively strong, and it is easy to attract users to click and enter.

Once users click to enter, they will be asked to improve their personal information or set their passwords directly. Some also take advantage of users' desire for coupons and ask for personal information to get coupons first.

After submitting the information, the scammer directly obtains sensitive information such as the user's account password or mobile phone number. There is also a routine of downloading so-called "essential plug-ins" through network pop-ups, which may also contain Trojan virus.

Therefore, users need to be vigilant, be skeptical about these seemingly ultra-low-priced goods, and don't click to submit personal information easily. In case of suspicious circumstances, be sure to check with customer service first to avoid being deceived.

Fraudsters such as phone bill fraud will first post advertisements with low phone bills on the Internet or social software, claiming that they can provide recharge services below the market price. After the user pays and transfers money, he usually takes the user's money without any recharge.

Even if a few people will recharge a small part of the phone bill, it is for the purpose of cheating. Users will see that the phone bill has indeed been recharged, and they will believe that this is a real preferential recharge. And most of the money was stolen by swindlers.

Therefore, this kind of low-price discount for phone charges is usually deceptive, and normal phone charges will not be as low as that price. Users need to be vigilant and don't believe that these low-priced phone bills are recharged. In this case, be sure to check with customer service first to avoid being cheated.