Bangkok, Former call center gang member. Confirming that he is telling the truth, not lying. Scammers called and talked for 2 minutes and drained all the money from the account. Ask the cyber police to use special tools to inspect and create awareness among the public. Cyber ??police Confirm that you received the thief’s call within 2 minutes and drained all the money from your account. It’s not true.
Mr. Ekaphob Luangprasert The founder of the Saimai page must survive. and Advisor to the Minister of Interior Taking a former member of the call center gang to meet Pol. Maj. Gen. Chatchapanthakarn Klaiklue, commander of the Technology Crime Investigation Division 1, to investigate the case of this former member of the call center gang providing information. that Today’s call center gangs use state-of-the-art equipment. The price of the device is 14 million baht per device. It can suck money out of the victim’s account in just 2 minutes of talking, without having to click on a link and without having to press
any apps. This is because after the victim filed a complaint with “Saimai must survive” last Monday And it’s big news. It appears that the cyber police and financial institutions have confirmed that It’s unlikely to be true. He and the victim therefore want S.O.T.1 to clearly prove this matter. If this is true, a way will be found to prevent Thai people from becoming victims.
In this regard, the officials invited The former call center gang that Mr. Ekkaphop brought today to ask for basic information by Pol. Maj. Gen. Chatchapanthakhan. said that inviting A former member of the call center gang came to visit today as an invitation to inquire in depth. Because the incident occurred from a neighboring country To create confidence and clarity Police will use special tools to dig into information to see if the story of a 2-minute call that drained all the money from the account really worked or not. Initially, people are asked not to be alarmed and not to worry. If the phone calls are from a call center gang, cu
t the call immediately.
As for reviewing data going back 1 year, there has never been a case like this to report. Meanwhile, the Bankers’ Association has already confirmed that using only 2 minutes of voice chat or more. Then suck the money away It hasn’t really happened yet. Ready to confirm that the bank has a high security system.
Meanwhile, Pol. Maj. Gen. Chusak Kankanid, the commander of the investigation and analysis of technological crimes (Commander of the Royal Thai Air Force), confirmed that the scammers just called and talked for 2 minutes and drained all the money from the account. not true
It stated that from the examination and analysis of evidence in previous cases that had occurred in the same manner. Including a statement from the Banking Sector Information Technology Security Coordination Center (TB-CERT) under the Thai Bankers Association and the Royal Thai Police, we confirm that just answering the phone or just clicking on the link Unable to make fraudsters suck out the money in the ac
count Even answering the phone or clicking on a link is a starting point for scammers to deceive. But there must be other circumstances involved as well.
Scammers usually use the main methods to deceive victims, namely by having them transfer money to them, such as trying to trick the victim into asking for information to use to access accounts on the victim’s application, tricking the victim into installing a mobile phone driver program to transfer money. Leave it yourself and trick victims into accidentally entering the security code or important information for transferring money
And when the victim receives a call from a fraudster I will try to build credibility for myself. Try to keep the conversation going. So that the victim cannot concentrate on the messages that appear on the phone. When the victim begins to fall asleep along with the criminal Fraudsters use this opportunity to trick people into asking for personal information to gain access to bank account apps.
From previous cases, such as ‘mone
y-sucking charging cables’, ‘money-sucking links’, ‘money-sucking QR Codes’ and in the latest case ‘Answer the phone and suck the money’ is completely untrue. Fraudsters have to take several steps before they can steal a victim’s account.
Pol. Maj. Gen. Chusak Mentions of prevention methods, namely, not downloading and installing including clicking any links Especially from unknown sources, be sure to check the link before clicking every time. Do not scan your face with programs from sources other than those that are controlled and certified safe by the operating system developer that is the Official Store (App Store for IOS and Play Store for Android, etc.) when you know or suspect that you are talking to Scammer It is not recommended to continue talking. Because you may believe in a fraudster This is because the scammers may have real information, making you more likely to believe them when you talk about them. Including the risk of having your voice used as a fake to deceive others. Avoid using the same c
ode to unlock different devices. Especially the Mobile Banking application access code to prevent accidentally entering the money transfer code. And if in doubt Please call directly to the official number of that agency. Or call the AOC hotline for consultation 1441.
Source: Thai News Agency