"Fake phishing websites usually pretend to be banks, e-commerce and other websites involving online payment services, aiming at stealing users' bank accounts, passwords and other information. Chen, a professor of sociology at Nanjing University, analyzed in an interview with the media that netizens should raise their awareness of security risks when logging into such websites, such as using mainstream browsers as much as possible and turning on the interception function of phishing websites. Websites that have doubts about their qualifications and security can also be queried and confirmed by authoritative databases first. "
Huang Chuxin, director of the Journalism Research Office of the Institute of Journalism and Communication of China Academy of Social Sciences, also suggested that in order to cut off the black industrial chain behind fake phishing websites, the regulatory authorities should strictly control the whole process and link, not only strictly control the source of communication through the website real-name filing system, but also find suspicious fraudulent links in time through dynamic monitoring mechanism and tracking technology.
In May of 20 18, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the Notice on Deepening the Prevention and Combating of Communication Information Fraud, demanding that phishing websites and malicious programs be rectified to effectively reduce the threat of online fraud. Strengthen the monitoring, analysis and information sharing of phishing websites such as government, education and financial institutions and malicious programs suspected of fraud; Dispose of phishing websites and fraudulent malicious programs in a timely manner according to law; Timely alert fraudulent phishing websites and malicious programs to the risks. Source:
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