What are the dangers of "checking points in advance"?

After the college entrance examination, with the continuous advancement of volunteering and admission. At this point, some lawless elements are also eager to move. The telecom network anti-fraud center in Urumqi, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region recently sorted out the common fraud methods for candidates and parents in recent years, and issued an early warning to the society: the payment gate must be well done; Never click on unknown information; Never trust an uncertain institution.

Don't click on the link "Check scores in advance"

College entrance examination scores are the focus of attention of candidates and parents. Criminals send fake preview websites with Trojan links via SMS. Once clicked, the Trojan virus will be automatically implanted into the mobile phone, so as to obtain information such as the bank card associated with the mobile phone. By intercepting and obtaining the payment verification code, criminals can make profits through online shopping or transfer through a third-party payment platform.

Urumqi Anti-fraud Center reminds: Candidates and their families should look for the inquiry methods and websites designated by the education department when inquiring scores, and don't easily click on links of unknown origin in mobile phone text messages. If you accidentally click, you should immediately uninstall Alipay and other fast payment tools on your mobile phone to ensure the safety of funds, and reset or restore the factory settings of your mobile phone after backing up important information such as your mobile phone address book, or ask professional technicians to help remove the virus.

"Volunteer to fill in" App or bring virus

After the college entrance examination, many candidates' families have begun to compare the admission scores of major universities in previous years and consider volunteering to fill in. Some parents will encounter many "College Entrance Examination Volunteer" apps when searching for college entrance examination volunteers online. Are these applications secure? Judging from the news fed back by the police, this may be a trap set by criminals to obtain personal information of candidates, thus laying the groundwork for the next step of accurately implementing enrollment fraud.

Urumqi Anti-Fraud Center reminds: Candidates and parents are advised not to download such mobile phone applications in mobile phone forums and unsafe electronic markets. They can choose to download and install mobile phone management in secure electronic markets such as AppBao, and regularly check and kill viruses. Moreover, it is best to fill in the volunteers according to the enrollment situation announced by colleges and universities in previous years, this year's enrollment policy and the guidelines for volunteering in the college entrance examination issued by the Ministry of Education. Don't trust big data in the network too much.

There is something fishy about the "uninvited" notice.

"So-and-so, our college has decided to admit you to a certain major, so please report to the school on a certain day with this notice ..." In recent years, many candidates have received the admission notice of "uninvited". Not only can't these schools find the enrollment book, but the candidates themselves haven't filled it out.