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Core Viewpoint - A new type of fraud utilizing NFC technology has emerged, allowing criminals to copy bank card information without requiring a password, leading to unauthorized withdrawals and information theft [1][2]. Group 1: NFC Technology and Fraud Mechanism - NFC (Near Field Communication) is a short-range wireless communication technology that allows data exchange within 10 centimeters, commonly used in mobile payments and transportation [2]. - Criminals exploit the perceived safety of NFC by tricking victims into downloading malicious apps or using screen-sharing software to enable NFC functionality, allowing them to read and bind bank card information to fraudulent payment tools [2][4]. Group 2: Risks of Personal Information Leakage - The NFC fraud not only results in financial loss but also poses significant risks of personal information leakage, as sensitive data such as card numbers and transaction records can be accessed by malicious apps during the fraud process [5]. - Victims may unknowingly grant extensive permissions to malicious apps, allowing access to contacts, messages, and location data, which can lead to further identity theft and fraud [5]. Group 3: Prevention Measures - Users are advised to follow the "three no" principles: do not trust unknown calls regarding refunds or compensations, do not click on suspicious links or download questionable apps, and do not enable screen-sharing during payment processes [6]. - Additional preventive steps include regularly checking app permissions, using trusted payment channels, and being cautious with personal information sharing [7][9].