alarm! Be careful!
With the popularization of ETC
I believe many car owners have received "various" text messages notifications
After publicity and popularization
Everyone also recognizes this information
is Telecom fraud
It is worth noting that in the near term, this fraud specifically targets car owners has also been upgraded!
The object that the scammer pretends to be
is no longer the previous "high-speed ETC"
but is changed to " Traffic 12123"
makes the scam more "authoritative"
makes the victim's "obedience"
makes the victim's "obedience"
looks It is a kind reminder from "Traffic Management 12123"
sent by
. In fact, there is a trap
. The victim received a false text message on his mobile phone and prompted his ETC abnormality. It comes with a "website link". After clicking to enter, fill in his personal information, including bank card information, which eventually leads to being cheated...
Che eXing ETC reminds you html l2
Real traffic pipe12123SMS service information
Real short signal code is
"12123+2-digit province number code+2-digit city order code"
▲Ministry of Public Security Traffic Safety Comprehensive Service Management Platform official website
Processing car e-ETC car owner
l0 If you receive a similar text message,
can call the official service number:
5022 (National)
371-9618968 (Henan)
for consultation, do not click on the link easily
Fraud case
Recently, there have been several reports of "IC, ETC abnormality" fraud.
▲SMS for "Highway Management"
▲SMS for "High-speed notification"
▲SMS for "ETC Company"
▲SMS for "High-speed ETC"
See here, do you think
How can such a simple scam be deceived?
No hurry, let’s start from the victim’s perspective
and look at
and then read the key contents of the “phishing” text message:
. ETC exception;
. Be sure to operate immediately;
. Otherwise, it will be permanently disabled.
Most people will feel anxious when they see the words "permanently disable", especially the new scam has added a "deadline", which aggravates the urgency.
If you click on the "phishing link" in the text message,
will enter the following page:
Although this page looks quite "official" at first glance,
but fake is fake after all,
cannot withstand detailed scrutiny. Although the "Phing" website page of
indicates functions such as "Progress Query", "Equipment Activation", and "Outline Query", it also provides card application, card application progress, balance query, bill query, etc., but you have paid attention! These are pictures, pictures, pictures! Only the middle “ETC certification” can be clicked on the page!
[Please note! ! ! 】
Why don’t the scammer do it more realistically and do the full set of tricks?
In fact, they just want to filter out some careful "customers" by deliberately revealing flaws, so that they can find those who are more likely to be deceived, thereby increasing the probability of success of fraud.
When you click to enter the next page,
starts to collect your personal information...
[The key point is here! ! ! 】
Here you require to fill in the bank card password.Bank card password (withdrawal password) is one of the last lines of defense for account security. It cannot be disclosed through any means until it is confirmed that it is your own transfer operation, the other party’s account, and the transfer amount.
When you submit the information, the page will prompt you to "certify", and there is a progress bar below.
If you just filled in the real personal information, then when you are waiting for verification, the scammer is already logging into the victim's online banking and preparing for the transfer operation.
Then, the page will jump to the following:
At this time, the scammer just sent the verification code required for the transfer operation to the victim through the bank website.
[Please note! ! ! 】
Look carefully. The verification code you receive is not the so-called "ETC certification", but the transfer verification code sent by your bank. At this time, the "phishing" website page just enters the verification code, and this is how the scammers commit fraud.
Just like that, the first money in your account was transferred.
Is that done?
of course not. The page you will see next is:
verification code error (timeout), please re-enter the new verification code!
This is a scammer who started another transaction, another transaction, and a new transfer... How to prevent
?
Mo Qingxin
Car eXing ETC reminds you: Be vigilant and identify the content of text messages sent by unknown numbers. What Che eXing ETC users need to pay attention to is that after the vehicle ETC tag fails, we will not send you text messages. If the device is found to be invalid, you can go to nearby outlets for free for inspection. Search for "Chee ETC" on mobile map software to query nearby self-operated outlets.
. Click the
SMS link. It may contain Trojan virus , which will automatically obtain the highest permissions of the mobile phone, thereby stealing the funds in the bank card bound in third-party software such as WeChat, Alipay , etc. Please do not believe it easily.
If the text message contains a link, please check the official information and do not click it at will. Don't make unfamiliar calls in text messages, either, to prevent being deceived.
. Disclosure
should handle business through formal channels and identify the official website when handling online. It involves the input of important personal information and bank card information, especially when you require to fill in the bank card password and verification code, be more careful.
Once you find that you have been cheated, you should contact the bank to report the loss and change your password in time to ensure the security of the funds. At the same time, call 110 to report the police as soon as possible.
! Remind again!
Henan Traffic Radio Reporter: Zhang Rui, Li Fang, Li Qian
Source: Henan Traffic Radio
