QQ chat leaked password "classmate" stolen 17 thousand yuan

QQ chat leaked password "classmate" stolen 17 thousand yuan

(Reporter An Ying) Ms. Pan disclosed her bank card number and password in order to solve the difficulty of using money when chatting with "classmates" via QQ via the online chat tool, the other party spent 15 million yuan in the amount of money stolen from the online bank, totaling more than 17 thousand yuan.

At around 06:40 on January 26, March 6, Ms. Pan chatted with college students via QQ at home. Different from the past, my classmates borrowed money from her after going online and said they would return the money soon. Ms. Pan informed the other party of the card number and password of China Merchants Bank's credit card.

Since then, Ms. Pan's mobile phone received 15 text messages from the credit card center one after another, and she learned that the other party had swiped the card 15 times through online banking, with each payment of 1137.6 yuan, totaling more than 17 thousand yuan.

Afterwards, "students" are offline. Ms. Pan became suspicious. She called China Merchants Bank customer service to freeze her account and issue an alarm. Ms. Pan said that the customer service staff had promised that there would be no loss to her account.

Ten minutes later, the other party was online again. The student said that he was in his hometown in Liaoning and had not logged on. He told Ms pan that his QQ information showed that the last logon location was Taiyuan, Shanxi province.

According to a query, the staff of China Merchants Bank found that the money stolen from the company had been transferred to the account of easy information technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd.. Yesterday, no one answered the phone number of the company.

The bank's credit card center staff said that the center immediately checked the information after receiving a report from Ms. Pan and frozen the stolen account. This person reminds card holders not to disclose their credit card information to others.

Ms. Pan believes that China Merchants Bank is responsible for the money she has stolen. The case is still under investigation.

■ Bank statement

"Do not enjoy out-of-card protection when setting a card swipe password"

According to the credit card center staff of China Merchants Bank, the customer can set the withdrawal password and swipe password after completing the card. If a customer who has not set a credit card password loses his/her credit card, the loss within 48 hours prior to the loss will be fully protected by the loss of the card and will be compensated by the bank within a certain amount. Ms. Pan set the password for swiping the card and disclosed the card number and password, so she could not enjoy this mechanism.