Under the guise of epidemic prevention, impersonation of illness and control personnel fraud

First, "Police" came to register personal information, and then received a call from the "Centers for Disease Control and Prevention" to ask for a notice to go home, and then asked to click on the self -check process ... At 9 o'clock on September 1, Taiyuan City Jiefang North The merchants of the North Business City of the North Road called the reporter of Shanxi Evening News, telling her experience of almost being scammed by telecommunications, reminding everyone to increase their vigilance.

Ms. Ms. said that in recent days, they conducted nucleic acid testing every day according to the requirements of the mall. "At 14:58 on August 30, I returned to the shop after I finished the nucleic acid test. A young man came in, showed his police officer's certificate, asked me if I finished the nucleic acid, and registered my ID number, and my ID number, and my ID number, and my ID number, Personal information such as address and telephone. "Ms. said that although she was strange about why the man didn't wear police uniforms, she didn't care when she saw the police officer's certificate, so she registered her personal information.

What Ms. Ms. did not expect was that after the man who claimed to be a police officer left for an hour, she received a call from the staff of the CDC, saying that a close staff went to her shop and asked her to further wait. At 18 o'clock, the lady asked her to get the phone again, so that she would not contact anyone and do a good job of protecting the electric bicycle home and waiting for a concentrated isolation. At 22:30, she received a call from the staff of the residential centers again to let her self -check based on her instructions. Ms. Ms. recalled that during this time when she returned home, she thought a lot and suspected that she was deceived. After that, the other party asked her to conduct a self -examination in accordance with the instructions. He claimed that he had hung up the phone after the police had called the police, and she had never received the phone anymore.

On August 31, the lady asked the police station to report to the police station.

Coincidentally, the Police Station of the Temple of the Yingze Branch of the Taiyuan Public Security Bureau also received a similar consultation. "A sixty -year -old man came to the police station for consultation and said that after she went to Taiyuan to travel to Taiyuan, she received two claims to be the disease control center. The phone, the first call is simply asking where she returned, how her physical condition, and whether there is a nucleic acid according to the epidemic prevention policy. The second phone tells her that she did not leave the home as required to be isolated, and I would punish her. The old man was vigilant, but he hung up the phone without the other party's instructions. "The police said that they affirmed the old man's approach and told the elderly that they must not click the link or fill in personal information when they encountered such calls.

During the interview, the police stated that the first step of such fraud was usually that the scammers pretended to be a staff member of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention to inform you that you were a close personnel of the new crown -positive personnel and asked you to go home and separate themselves. Others shall not tell others the incident or alarm. After that, you will check your recent itinerary. If a itinerary is not in line with the actual itinerary, the other party will say that it may be that your mobile phone number, health code, etc. are stolen by others and performed the code scanning operation somewhere. Therefore It was included in the secret list. Immediately after, the scammer will ask you to call the "designated public security organs" and "enthusiastically help you transfer". Finally, fake police will ask you to transfer money to a security account or download some kind of stealing your mobile phone payment software to steal funds. "Those who ask for funds online for any reason are fraud. Everyone must increase their vigilance, do not order unknown links, do not believe in strange calls, do not give strangers at will, and not leak the verification code at will." The police said that they encountered suspicious situations. You can call 96110 to inquire for help, or download the National Anti -Fraud Center APP to learn about anti -fraud knowledge, anti -fraud and anti -fraud.

Shanxi Evening News reporter Yang Zhoufen

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