The Hong Kong police will launch new measures from Tuesday (January 2) to provide citizens with fraud warning.
According to the news bulletin issued by the Hong Kong Government on Monday (1)Contact the potential victims by text messages, issue warnings and suggestions in time.
Coordination Center has registered the registration system of the sender of the sender of the Office (Communication Office) of the Office of the Communications Administration.Warning, as well as providing investigation and help methods, will not be attached to any hyperlinks.The Coordination Center takes this opportunity to remind the public that online fishing or malicious text messages often include hyperlinks, QR codes or attachments to implant malicious software into the equipment of the victims, so as to obtain sensitive information, and the public must be careful.
In view of the endless scam techniques in recent years, the Coordination Center has cooperated with 12 retail banks since May last year to launch a fraud warning plan to actively crack down on fraud. It is expected to prevent the public from being deceived and reduce related losses.
Plans to analyze the suspicious account, identify the victims of potential fraud cases, and coordinate with the bank and the police. In addition to actively sending the police officer to contact the potential victims related to the police personnel, it will also add newly increaseUse a short message to issue warnings and suggestions to the victims in a timely manner to strengthen the effectiveness of anti -fraud.
Personnel will also provide information about the bank account involved in the transaction, so that the victim can verify and evaluate.As of the end of November last year, more than 579 people had successfully dissuaded the transfer to the scammer.
Police remind the public that police officers or bank staff will not require citizens to disclose personal information or bank certification information, nor will they require citizens to transfer money to any account.Citizens can directly contact the bank or coordinating center by specifying the contact number to verify the person's identity.
