The police uncovered a case of online SMS fraud using ETC. What information in this case deserves attention?

Telecommunications fraud remains high, and scammers use endless tricks, making it difficult to detect, such as QR codes, winning prizes, phishing links, etc. People also use a variety of means to promote anti-fraud, and many people still fall into the trap. trick.

Faced with such a severe situation, the police also adopted many methods to publicize it. Everyone is familiar with "ETC". The electronic non-stop toll collection system makes it faster and more convenient for car owners to use the highway.

However, recently some criminals have also extended their black hands to "ETC" car owners, resulting in many careless car owners being deceived. Recently, the Bazhong police in Sichuan uncovered a case of telecom network fraud using "ETC". According to the investigation, a man in Bazhong, Sichuan received a text message on his mobile phone reminding him that his ETC account would expire within 30 days. I didn't think much about it at the time. According to the requirements of the link page, I entered my name, ID number, bank card number, password, mobile phone number, and submitted it. But when he entered the verification code on his mobile phone again to submit, the money in his bank card was quickly stolen in just a few seconds. The gentleman reported the incident and the police immediately launched an investigation based on the circumstances.

After criminal suspects lure users to fill in their ID numbers, bank card numbers, mobile phone verification codes and other information on the phishing website, they can steal this information through the background and finally commit fraud.

Currently, the case is still under further review. Many such cases also serve as a reminder to people. If you encounter text messages or phone calls asking for operations through links, you must carefully identify them and never be impulsive. Telecom fraud is very rampant. No matter what tricks the scammers use, you must pay attention to the security of your personal information. Don’t believe in getting rich overnight and learn more about fraud prevention techniques. The police also warmly remind people to always remember: "If you ask for money, don't give it, and if you give it, don't give it." Don't believe that pie will fall from the sky. Do not click on unfamiliar links at will. Learn more relevant knowledge and increase your awareness of fraud prevention.