Call me back. There's hundreds of thousands of dollars gone. You've probably seen this before
The old saying, "hears, eyes, eyes." but now, even the number heard in the ears can't be trusted. You think you're calling back the number of the "public security bureau," "banker uniforms" or "the anti-fraud center"? No, it's possible that you've got your head in a trap that the liar has crafted, and you've spent a few minutes in his pocket. It's not alarmism, it's the truth, and it's happening recently
One, true case: a callback operation, evaporated 4. 1 million instantaneously
Let's look at the real thing that's shocking! Mr. Wu was so scared。
As soon as the con man looks at the fish, he's going to give orders: in order to “cooperate with the investigation”, “prove innocence”, mr. Wu was asked to download an ap called “safety protection” (known by this name, poignant!) and to open “screen sharing” (this amounts to giving the key to his bank safe directly to the thief!)。
Half way through, maybe the phone's broken, maybe mr. Wu wants to check. At this point, he may have telephoned the phone number called by the fraudster, or the so-called “official number” that he had been induced to “check”. When he called, he answered the phone with the fraudsters! When he looked at his initiative to “take the hook”, he was in the process of breaking mr. Wu's last psychological defence。
And? In the name of “validation of assets”, the fraudster remotely manipulated mr. Wu's mobile bank and transferred the 4. 1 million deposits in his account to what he called a “safe account”. It wasn't until the bank sent a message that mr. Wu woke up in his dream - late! The money was thrown out like water in a minute
Why is it so poison to fake a call and induce a call
You might wonder, "didn't i call back the number showing the "public security bureau", "bank", "the anti-fraud center"? How can it be fake
High-technology "face modification" (modified software):
Liars have "mixed" -- changed software. They can call your number as they please and disguise it as any official number they want to impersonate, such as 11,955xx (banker service), 96110 (counter-fraud). Can you not believe that your phone clearly shows that it's called the xx public security bureau or 96110
Intimidation of “authority” gives you a headache:
Liars come up and pretend to be the “authority roles” of a police judge's banker and customer-service manager, saying, “you have committed a crime”, “you have an abnormal account”, “you are going to be frozen”, and you are in big trouble”. When people suddenly hear about this thunderstorm, their first reaction is panic and fear of rushing to prove their innocence. When you're out of your mind, you become a puppet in the hands of a liar。
Inducing you to “call back and verify” to complete the fatal blow:
This is a crucial step. Liars know you might suspect you're looking for real official verification. They either deliberately created an "accident" (such as a sudden break in the phone), or they said, "if you don't believe me, you can check the bureau's phone, and you can call!" and even report you a bunch of fake numbers that they faked. When you called back by the number shown or the number they gave you, you thought you called the real police bank? Wrong! You called the past and were “abducted” by a con artist! Answering the phone, or the liars。
4. End goal: money fraud
No matter how many bends up ahead and how high technology goes, there's only one purpose for the liar: to transfer the money from your bank to their pockets! They'll do everything they can to get you to transfer (to "safe accounts", "supervised accounts" or to leak passwords when you share the screen, or to remotely manipulate your phone。
Iii. “96110” dared to impersonate? Liars have more guts
You probably think the anti-fraud number 96110 should be safe, don't you? That's not true! Liars dare to pretend to be such a liar! Liars use the modified software to display their telephone numbers to students as “+86 xx no. 96110” (e. G. +86 21 96110, disguised as the shanghai anti-fraud centre)。
That's what you get when you leave school. The other side was “good” alerting her to fraud and obtaining initial confidence (which is called a “painting”). Then he said her phone card was suspected of fraud and money laundering! She was also asked to download surveillance software to cut off contact with the outside world and to induce her to call back the so-called “public security directorate” telephone check (which was, of course, false). Thanks to the timely intervention of roommates and teachers, no property damage was caused, but the process was extremely precarious and psychologically tortured。
This gave us a double alarm:
First of all, liars can fake 96110! Special vigilance is exercised when calls are received outside the country indicating 96110 (domestic anti-fraud centres do not normally call offshore numbers on their own initiative)。
Second, the callback “verifying” is extremely risky, and even a call that shows an official number can be a trap。
Why can we meet? It's bad luck for a liar
Don't think it's the elderly or the confused. The trick of “false number + intimidation + induce callback” was played by a “widespread net with a focus on fishing”。
The liars dialed the number with a recoded software, regardless of who you were, and their "show" was on。
Harnessing the weaknesses of humanity: fear of “government” and fear of “crime” are predisposed to self-incrimination and a common weakness of humanity. Liars know it. The scripts are designed for these weaknesses。
The "verifier" trap: when you think "i have to check," it's the easyest way to fall into the "callback trap" they set up. Because the official numbers you can find, or the numbers they lure you back to, are probably already being manipulated。
So the "call back with your hand" move is normal for ordinary people, but in a scam, that's the straw that crushed the camel, the last ghost door to the damage
How can we break it? Remember the trick
If we know what a liar does, we'll have to talk. Remember the following big white words that saved your life at a critical time:
First “00”, “+” telephone calls are alert and call themselves “official” to handle the case? These numbers are mostly offshore or internet phones and are areas of serious fraud. Never mind how scary he is. Just hang up
“security accounts”, “screen sharing”, “downloading app”, “validation of funds”? Remember irony: a real public prosecution, like a hospital operation, will never call you
To verify? Don't call back
Correct practice one: find yourself! Calm down (breathing deep!), call through the phone in your mobile phone (e. G., the number behind the bank card) or check the real bank's public security office network online, find the number published above. Don't believe it
Good practice two: call 110! Call 110 (or the local police station) on your own cell phone as soon as the phone number of the fraud is hung up. The real cops are here. They're the best
I don't care who he is, i don't know what he's talking about! The bank card code phone is your ultimate amulet and i can't give it to you
"national anti-fraud center" app, which is an official instrument! Downloads are registered (accreditation of official channels) to open all the "call warning" and "sms alert" features inside! It helps you identify a lot of fraudulent phone calls and text messages, which is equivalent to an extra bodyguard. Attention must be paid to the “daily wires”, which is an updated case of fraud。
Summary:
"call back with your hand, hundreds of thousands!" that's not really the title party. Liars are becoming more and more sophisticated, using our trust in official numbers and panic over sudden “dangers”. They falsify the number and then induce you to dial back the fake number, “verify”, and once you're tied, you're going to put the money in their pockets。
Remember iron's law: the real official never makes phone calls, wants to verify the call number! Protect their password codes and install national fraud app。
The article is shared with your family and friends, especially parents and relatives abroad. One more person knows about this "back-to-back trap" and one less person loses money! We'll have to wipe our eyes and cover our money bags
