What stock trading information do you see on the Internet? You may encounter phishing websites.
Inside information is a reliable bet. Be wary of making friends online, don't be confused by the sweet words of strangers, and don't talk about money with people you have never met; Don't believe in gambling and financial management that is "insider, steady profit and no loss", and keep your money bag tight; Do not provide personal ID number, bank card number, password, verification code and other information to strangers; Don't scan the "QR code" sent by strangers, and don't click on links of unknown origin.
About phishing websites:
Phishing websites refer to fake websites that deceive users. The page of "phishing website" is basically the same as the real website interface, deceiving consumers or stealing account and password information submitted by visitors. Phishing websites generally have only one or several pages, which is slightly different from real websites. Phishing websites are one of the most common scams on the Internet. They usually pretend to be banks and e-commerce websites and steal private information such as bank accounts and passwords submitted by users.
Like spam, phishing is an unauthorized form of e-mail. Although some spam may be just annoying advertisements, phishing is an attempt to deceive users. Unfortunately, people fall into its trap. Phishing refers to the use of e-mail as a "bait" to defraud the necessary information to access financial accounts. Usually, e-mail seems to come from a legitimate company. It tries to entice users to provide their account numbers and related passwords. E-mails usually explain that company records need to be updated or that a security program is being modified, and ask users to confirm your account so that they can continue to use it.
Fishing website
On the surface, it is difficult to judge whether this email is a fraud. Like spam, emails from phishing hackers usually contain forged "sender" or "reply" headers in the email address, making the email look like it comes from a legitimate company. In addition to forged "from" or "reply" addresses, forged sub-mails are usually based on HTML. At first glance, it may seem real. E-mail usually contains a real trademark, which seems to have the website of a real company. Users are advised to keep their passwords "carefully". All the appearance and wording of an email is to make it look real.
However, when users look at HTML (computer code in e-mail), they can see that the website address is forged, and clicking on the link will actually take you to another location. I will often take you to a foreign website that looks similar. These websites are only temporarily open, and the design is exactly the same as the real website, thus inducing you to enter your login information and password. Once they get this information, they will try to remit money or charge fees from the user's account.
The common practice of phishing is to include a form in the e-mail to let the recipient fill in his name, account number, password or PIN code.
How to prevent it?
First, check the "trusted websites"
Identify the authenticity of the website through the identity integrity authentication of the third-party website. Many websites have installed a third-party website identity integrity authentication-"trusted website" on the homepage of the website, which can help netizens to judge the authenticity of the website. The "Trusted Website" verification service verifies the true identity of the website through strict interactive review of the enterprise domain name registration information, website information and enterprise industrial and commercial registration information. After the enterprise website is certified, it will enter the "trusted website" sub-database of the national top directory database run by China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), so as to comprehensively improve the integrity level of the enterprise website. Netizens can confirm the true identity of the website by clicking the "Trusted Website" logo at the bottom of the website page. Netizens should get into the habit of checking the identity information of websites when trading online, and enterprises should also install third-party identity integrity signs to strengthen the protection of consumers.
Second, check the website domain name.
Fake websites are generally slightly different from real websites. When in doubt, we should carefully distinguish the differences. For example, in terms of domain names, fake websites usually replace the English letter I with the number 1, and replace CCTV with fake domain names such as CCIV or CCTV-VIP.
Third, compare the content of the website.
The font styles on fake websites are inconsistent and vague. There are no links on phishing websites. Users can click on each link in a column or picture to see if it can be opened.
Fourth, check the website for the record.
Through ICP filing, you can inquire about the basic situation of the website and the owner of the website. For non-operating websites without legal filing or operating websites without ICP license, according to the nature of the website, you will be fined and the website will be severely closed.
Fifth, check the safety certificate.
Large e-commerce websites all use trusted certificate products, and the websites of such websites all start with "https". If you find that it doesn't start with "https", you should be cautious.