Focus on 3. 15 parties: ETC card disables SMS scam exposure to trick consumers into logging in to phishing websites.

On March 15, at the CCTV 3. 15 party broadcast on the night of International Consumer Rights Day, it was exposed that criminals tricked consumers into logging in to phishing websites for fraud through scams such as "ETC card is banned" and "loss of express delivery claims".

A CCTV reporter's investigation found that Ms. Chen had received a text message reminding her that the ETC card had been deactivated and she needed to log in to the website to sign the contract. After clicking the link, Ms. Chen found that the opened page looked fine, so she entered her personal information such as her mobile phone number and bank card number as prompted. But then Ms. Chen received six deduction messages within three seconds, and Ms. Chen encountered a typical phishing scam.

3 15 information security lab reminds: when you receive some strange short messages and some strange links appear, don't write or click, especially if you have personal information to fill in, don't submit it. When the other party initiates split-screen and remote assistance, it is even more necessary to be vigilant, because every move on the consumer's mobile phone will be transmitted to fraudsters in real time.

Especially the elderly, because they are not familiar with the operation of mobile phones, it is easy to believe that the other party is helping themselves, thus causing property losses.

3. 15 party is a public welfare party jointly sponsored and broadcast by the Central Radio and Television General Station and the national government departments on the evening of March 15 every year to safeguard consumers' rights and interests. 3. 15 party aims to protect consumers' rights and interests, and reminds enterprises to put improving product quality and service quality in the first place.

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