People with VNeID should pay attention to the latest announcement from the police
Executive Briefing
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“**People using VNeID need to pay attention to the new announcement from the police.** The Departmen”
Key Takeaways
- 1.**People using VNeID need to pay attention to the new announcement from the police.** The Department of Cyber Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention and Control, Hai Phong City Police has just discovered that the website bcavneid.com has signs of impersonating the Electronic Identification System (VNeID) of the Ministry of Public Security to illegally collect personal information, serving fraudulent property appropriation.
- 2.According to the police, the fake website is designed with an interface similar to the official VNeID system, making users easily confused and caught off guard.
- 3.When accessing, logging in or providing information on this website, people are at risk of having their accounts stolen, revealing personal data of themselves and their families, banking information, and OTP authentication codes.
People using VNeID need to pay attention to the new announcement from the police.
The Department of Cyber Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention and Control, Hai Phong City Police has just discovered that the website bcavneid.com has signs of impersonating the Electronic Identification System (VNeID) of the Ministry of Public Security to illegally collect personal information, serving fraudulent property appropriation.
According to the police, the fake website is designed with an interface similar to the official VNeID system, making users easily confused and caught off guard. When accessing, logging in or providing information on this website, people are at risk of having their accounts stolen, revealing personal data of themselves and their families, banking information, and OTP authentication codes.
Notably, subjects can also take advantage of users accessing websites to take control of the device, thereby committing illegal acts.
Although not a new trick, the form of counterfeiting online public service platforms is still constantly being transformed in more sophisticated ways. Subjects often take advantage of subjective psychology, lack of vigilance, or limited skills in identifying risks in cyberspace to lure users into accessing links and providing sensitive information.
Faced with the above situation, the Cyber Security Department, Hai Phong City Police recommends that people only carry out administrative procedures online through official public service portals; Absolutely do not provide personal information, bank accounts or OTP codes on websites of unknown origin.
When needing support related to cybersecurity issues, people should go directly to the nearest police agency or contact the Cyber Security Department, Hai Phong City Police via phone number 069.278.5415 or hotline 0766.05.05.05 for instructions.
The police also advise people to carefully check the website address before logging in and avoid accessing links sent from unknown sources to limit the risk of data theft and property appropriation.
