Add a "security lock" to personal information

In the era of big data, data information has brought convenience to life, but the problem of personal information leakage has become increasingly prominent. In daily life, online shopping, booking air tickets, booking hotels, registering member information, etc. It may lead to the disclosure of personal information and threaten the property safety of individuals and families. China Everbright Bank Fuzhou Branch teaches you to add a "security lock" to your personal information, so as to plug the loopholes in your personal information and prevent information from leaking.

Lost and stolen credit cards

It's all passwords

Bao Ma, Ms. He, lost her memory after giving birth. She always forgets the card password. For convenience, she simply writes it on the back of the card. One day, Ms. He received a short message and found that her credit card had been swiped 10 times, only to know that she had lost her credit card. She immediately went to the bank outlet for consultation. After the staff helped her report the loss and stop loss, she asked if she had leaked the card password. When asked by the staff, Ms. He remembered that she had written the card password on the back of the credit card.

In the above case, Ms. He wrote the password on the back of the credit card, and the credit card was lost, which gave the criminals an opportunity. The criminals stole the money in Ms. He's credit card many times through the password on the back of the card, resulting in the loss of her assets.

Three "tips" to prevent the disclosure of personal information

Once personal information is leaked, it may bring harm to the asset safety of individuals and families. China Everbright Bank Fuzhou Branch reminds the general public that personal information is very important, and the following three "tips" should be kept away.

Take care of your ID card and bank card: Don't disclose your ID card, bank card, password and other information to others easily; Do not lend or sell personal identity cards, bank cards and other important documents; Don't scan unfamiliar QR codes at will, and don't click on unknown SMS links at will.

Keep your account password and verification code safe: Do not use simple passwords such as date of birth, ID card, the last six digits of bank card, and repeated numbers; Do not disclose SMS verification code, transaction code, dynamic password and other information to others; Withdrawal receipts, bank running water and other documents should be properly kept or destroyed in time.

Beware of strangers calling for personal information: claiming that the ticket has been changed, asking for bank cards and certificate information is not credible; It is claimed that the public security bureau and the public security law require that the bank account information is not credible; It is not credible to claim to be a bank employee and ask for information such as card number and password.

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