Fake e-banking E to increase vigilance at the end of the year

Mr. Lin from Zhangjiagang received such a message the day before yesterday. “Dear users: Your E password will expire on the next day. Please enter. Com maintenance, [Bank of China]”. Because Mr. Lin himself is not a Bank of China customer, he judged it to be a fraudulent message, and another Mr. Xu was not so lucky. He believed it was true. He then visited this website and followed the prompt to upgrade. Soon, his cell phone received a "successfully transferred 3,300 yuan" message, Mr. Xu realized that he was cheated.

"This is a typical combination of SMS fraud and phishing websites." Jinshan security experts pointed out that "hustlers first use spam-messaging tools to send targeted e-messages to upgrade messages and lead victims to counterfeit Bank of China websites. Entice users to submit their own online banking account number, dynamic password and mobile phone verification code.If the security software on the user's computer does not help the user identify the authenticity of the website, the depositor submits the online banking account number, dynamic password and mobile phone verification code according to the website requirements. Will be stolen immediately."

According to briefings, as the Spring Festival approaches, many netizens have already begun to install New Year's goods on the Internet, and fraudsters have become more active. In the past two weeks, counterfeit e-banking E intercepted by Kingsoft Internet Security Center has caused dozens of phishing websites to be upgraded each day. Jinshan security experts pointed out that the bank will not easily upgrade the so-called E-order system, and the bank sends customers a text message, the sender is a special number, not a personal phone number. Internet users are advised to install virus scanning software on Android phones and computers. If you visit the site and you get a danger warning, you should immediately stop the visit.