Wuyi Police Tip: The college entrance examination is approaching, beware of falling into the trap of "college entrance examination fraud"

The college entrance examination in 2013 is approaching, and the students have been studying hard for many years and finally waited for the harvest season. However, recently there have been many websites on the Internet that sell "2013 college entrance examination answers", which is undoubtedly a huge temptation for the millions of college entrance examination candidates who are about to take the exam.

The trading behavior of buying and selling answers is usually carried out via the Internet. When users search for keywords such as "2013 college entrance examination answers", illegal websites will pop up randomly. Compared with previous years, this year's phishing websites selling the answers to the college entrance examination are more elaborately produced and the details are more difficult to identify. Many websites also advertise and display tempting information such as "multi-year old trustworthy", "highest accuracy", "full payment after examination" A number of "user reviews". After contacting the website, the user often asks the user to pay in the name of "down payment", or sends the virus to the user in the name of sending "sample question paper".

For college entrance examination candidates, this challenge ushered in the early summer season will be the beginning of a new chapter in life. Fraudulent websites use this kind of psychology of candidates to bind phishing websites or Trojan virus links in communication, steal personal information of buyers, and even more, sell answerers to blackmail candidates on the grounds of "buying answers".

Whenever a large exam approaches, the Internet is always full of various scams. Candidates and parents must keep awake and distinguish false and extorted information in time to avoid being deceived. There are a large number of phishing Trojan sites on the Internet that are based on college entrance examination counseling and answer sales. When users browse the Internet, if they encounter a pop-up warning from antivirus software, it is best to stop browsing immediately to prevent poisoning. The police remind candidates to keep in mind the following two points when browsing relevant college entrance examination information:

First: All the so-called online answers to college entrance examinations (such as answer trading, sprint counseling websites, etc.) are all scams. Users need to be calm and refer to the safety tips given by the security software to operate.

Second: To learn review information or purchase test preparation materials from the Internet, you also need to buy from professional and formal websites to avoid losses. Before browsing related information and online shopping, you should install security software such as computer housekeeper and so on for your computer, and enable the property bodyguard function to avoid property damage caused by improper moments and affecting the rhythm and mentality of the test preparation.