法治在线丨“老师”索要验证码？千万别给，已有多名学生被骗

Core Viewpoint - A recent case reported by Beijing Public Security Bureau highlights a scam targeting students through a university's online group, where fraudsters impersonated teachers to extract personal banking information from students, leading to significant financial losses. Group 1: Incident Overview - The university posted a notice for a national English competition on its website, including a QR code for a DingTalk group, which allowed scammers to join without any identity verification [1] - Scammers created multiple meeting rooms within the group to conduct voice calls with students, posing as teachers [3] - Students, seeing familiar names, accepted the call invitations without suspicion [5] Group 2: Scam Execution - The impersonating teacher requested students to verify their personal information for competition registration, prompting them to open the school's official WeChat account and input their details [7] - Scammers used screen sharing to collect sensitive information such as ID numbers, phone numbers, and bank account details, claiming that payment was necessary for registration [8][10] - After obtaining the information, scammers requested verification codes under the pretense of confirming course registration, which were actually bank transfer verification codes [10][12] Group 3: Consequences and Recommendations - Multiple students fell victim to the scam, with average losses amounting to thousands of yuan, and they only realized the fraud after confirming with actual teachers [12] - The group had over 140 members, all of whom joined via the publicly shared QR code without any entry verification [12] - Authorities recommend that schools implement strict entry verification for online groups and avoid sharing private group links publicly [14][16]