提高学生群体反诈防骗能力

Group 1 - The article highlights the increasing risk of fraud targeting students, particularly during the summer vacation, due to their lack of social experience and awareness of scams [1][2] - The Beijing Financial Supervision Administration has issued a consumer risk alert, emphasizing the need for students to be vigilant against three main types of scams [1][2] Group 2 - The first type of scam involves "celebrity socializing," where fraudsters exploit students' interests in idol culture by offering "free merchandise" or "unlocking hidden content," leading them to pay entry fees or deposits [1] - The second type is the "fund advance" scam related to fake part-time jobs, where students are lured with promises of easy money but end up losing significant amounts after being tricked into advancing funds [1][2] - The third type involves impersonation of law enforcement or consular officials, targeting international students with threats of legal issues, leading to large transfers to prove their innocence [2] Group 3 - The article advises students and parents to verify identities and transaction channels, emphasizing the importance of using official platforms for purchases and job searches [2] - It also recommends adhering to the "three no" principles: not clicking on unknown links, not downloading unverified software, and not disclosing personal information [2] - Additionally, it encourages students to communicate with family or police immediately if they encounter suspicious situations or threats [3]