The common means of bank card fraud are ().

Fraud means in this case include phishing, fake card fraud, telephone fraud, ATM fraud, online shopping fraud and phishing websites or malware stealing information.

Phishing: By sending emails, short messages or links disguised as banks or other well-known institutions, users are tricked into clicking and inputting bank card information. Fake card fraud: after criminals obtain bank card information by illegal means, they make fake cards to steal.

Telephone fraud: pretending to be a bank employee or a public security organ and asking cardholders to provide sensitive information such as bank card number, password and verification code for various reasons.

ATM fraud: such as installing a card reader and a micro camera on an ATM to steal bank card information and passwords, or creating the illusion of swallowing cards to steal bank cards.

Shopping fraud: in the process of online shopping, second-hand trading platform transactions, etc. , stealing bank card information through false links or payment pages.

Phishing websites or malware: Stealing bank card information from users' computers or mobile phones by implanting Trojan virus.

Therefore, the majority of bank card users should be vigilant, properly keep personal information, do not easily disclose their bank cards and identity information to others, and pay attention to using formal channels to handle banking business to prevent all kinds of fraud.