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[00:00:30] The victims and the fraud group have a strict division of labor and a precise system. They have
[00:00:34] techniques for psychological manipulation and also advisors familiar with finance and regulations, as well as
[00:00:37] hackers with digital technology backgrounds. They are adept at using human
[00:00:41] weaknesses for fraud. As long as people swipe a finger, press a button
[00:00:45] on a call, or click a related website link, it's very difficult
[00:00:49] not to be scammed. You really need to be extremely vigilant.
[00:00:52] The latest fraud methods are even more integrated. Some people have reported receiving calls
[00:00:56] from someone claiming to be a captain from the New Taipei City Investigation Squad, saying:
[00:01:07] He was involved in fraud, and his identity was being impersonated, scaring the person into a state of confusion. Afterwards, both parties exchanged contact information. The fraud group then used AI technology to synthesize police station images and even made four consecutive
[00:01:11] video calls. The culprit even wore a uniform and placed a laptop on the table, pretending
[00:01:15] to take notes. Subsequently, the fraud group asked the person to withdraw 10,000 yuan to prove
[00:01:19] that the account had not been misused, and then asked him to withdraw 500,000
[00:01:22] yuan as a deposit, and hand it over to the other party for safekeeping. Fortunately,
[00:01:26] at this point, the person felt something was off, became alert, and suspected he was being scammed. He
[00:01:30] called 1110 for help.
[00:03:38] From 2022
[00:03:39] to 2024, the number of calls to the 165 hotline was over 600,000, 490,000, and 500,000, respectively. In 2022, there were over 50,000 cases, and by 2024, it reached over 120,000 cases.
[00:03:47] 年有5萬多件,到了2024年到12萬多件
[00:03:53] Not only Taiwan, but the whole world is fighting fraud.
[00:03:56] According to global statistics, in 2024, fraud-related
[00:04:08] losses reached 1.03 trillion US dollars, and in the US, fraud amounted to 12.5 billion US dollars in 2024. Among these, fake investment fraud losses were 5.7 billion US dollars.
[00:04:11] Investment fraud is prevalent. If we look at Taiwan's experience,
[00:04:15] experts believe it's related to the social atmosphere. Taxi drivers and even housewives
[00:04:19] can talk eloquently about investments. And fraud groups
[00:04:23] use diverse characters to deceive. From investment advisors, platform customer service,
[00:04:26] psychologists, pet shop owners, etc. Each person.
[00:05:13] As soon as you hear about canceling installment payments, people instinctively suspect fraud.
[00:05:17] If the other party says you can get 50% or even 10%
[00:05:21] bonus for introducing friends, or get a high-end gift for joining, people should also be
[00:05:25] vigilant. There might be something fishy behind free temptations. Very,
[00:05:29] very many investment fraud schemes start with romance fraud.
[00:05:32] Romance fraud is very special; they all have specific targets. For example, if it's a man,
[00:05:36] I often mention three professions: pilots, lawyers,
[00:05:40] and add a soldier.
[00:09:12] To prevent fraud, you must first recognize it. Besides having awareness of the risks of digital
[00:09:16] content, if you find someone around you might be falling into a fraud group's
[00:09:19] trap, you also need to remind the other party in time. Can
[00:09:23] those who can reach them tell us immediately? For example,
[00:09:27] maybe someone went to withdraw a sum of money at the bank,
[00:09:30] be alert
[00:09:32] ? All saving money.
[00:09:36] 。
[00:09:56] AI technology makes it difficult to distinguish real from fake. The methods are varied, and it's too easy to make money, which is a big problem. The method of fraud groups using personal ID numbers or opportunities that are too good to be true should be approached with suspicion.
[00:10:12] Do not call through the other party; dial 165 directly to verify.
[00:10:16] Today, don't look at stocks. Subscribe.
[00:10:20] Most important.
[00:10:23] Waiting for you to get in the car!
[00:13:41] Whether it's scamming for money, sex, or labor, once a teenager, whose mind is not yet mature, becomes a victim, it can be a serious trauma that is difficult to erase or that affects the development
[00:13:45] of their personality. How to help teenagers build
[00:13:49] a protective wall, let's pay attention.
[00:13:51] 。
[00:13:55] On the internet, they'll say, "Oh, you can earn tens of thousands or even 200,000 just by going abroad." But then, after you go abroad, you get locked up there.
[00:14:04] I've said this during previous awareness campaigns: your worth is immense; every part of you can be monetized.
[00:14:11] I'll remind you three times: do not trust online part-time job scams.
[00:14:16] If they tell you that you don't need English or any special skills to get a high-paying job overseas, that's simply unreasonable in this globalized world.
[00:15:39] With rampant fraud crimes, teenagers are also a vulnerable group.
[00:15:42] According to data from the Ministry of Interior in 2021, fraud cases are the number one type
[00:15:46] of cybercrime, accounting for 30%. Teenagers
[00:15:50] are the second most common age group among all victims.
[00:15:54] Common scams at the junior high school level include
[00:15:58] education scams, part-time job scams,
[00:16:01] or online shopping scams, etc. Schools
[00:16:05] will always promote awareness.
[00:20:50] This AI robot, I will give you its account later.
[00:20:53] From beginning to end, this
[00:20:56] AI robot will conduct the interview. What is called an AI robot
[00:21:00] is actually just a fraud group's trick. In fact, it's a real person impersonating,
[00:21:04] using fast typing speed to simulate a consistent tone. Many people have been
[00:21:08] scammed and fallen for it. They just kept typing, then asked the child to
[00:21:12] change their actions, and even take off their clothes. And
[00:21:16] from beginning to end, it was a sideways entry, that is, the interview.
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[00:30:17] Good morning, hello, I'm Chen Caiyi. Welcome to Live News, bringing you breaking news. In Tainan's
[00:30:21] Central and Western District, a chain motorcycle shop caught fire early in the morning.
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[00:30:30] The fire was fierce and spread to the neighboring locksmith shop.
[00:30:33] 。
[00:30:35] Also, in Taichung, a man used expanding crystal beads, which expand after absorbing water, as fish
[00:30:39] food and sprinkled them into a fish pond, causing the entire pond's fish to swell
[00:30:43] and explode. In other news, Typhoon Dujuan continues to move towards Japan,
[00:30:47] potentially affecting the Kanto and Tohoku regions. The Japanese government is also taking
[00:30:50] full precautions and raising vigilance. For international focus, the Democratic Republic of Congo faces
[00:30:54] its deadliest Ebola outbreak to date.
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