這兩天小編接到個(gè)電話，電話一接通，對(duì)方頭一句話就是，“明天到我辦公室來(lái)”?！澳悄奈?？”“哪個(gè)領(lǐng)導(dǎo)都聽(tīng)不出來(lái)，平時(shí)怎么工作的！”小編隨手搜索一下，原來(lái)是詐騙電話，而且國(guó)外也有，漲姿勢(shì)了……還沒(méi)聽(tīng)說(shuō)過(guò)類似騙局的，趕快上網(wǎng)給智商充充值。

For the last decade, a new type of fraud is particularly expanding amongst major size companies: the so called CEO impersonation fraud or CEO fraud.

過(guò)去十年，一種新型的詐騙在大公司中特別猖獗，也就是冒充老板進(jìn)行詐騙（CEO fraud）。

CEO impersonation fraud is an organized scam which purpose is to fraudulently impersonate a CEO who orders an employee to transfer consequent amounts of money to a third party bank account.

冒充老板進(jìn)行詐騙是一種有組織的詐騙行為。詐騙者冒充公司領(lǐng)導(dǎo)，以要求職員向第三方銀行賬戶轉(zhuǎn)賬。

除了冒充老板的詐騙電話，還有類似的詐騙電郵，稱為“bogus boss”email scam。下面給大家列出幾種常見(jiàn)的騙術(shù)：

1. Someone poses as a boss of a company instructing staff to make a wire transfer into the fraudster's account

冒充公司老板，要求職員給騙子的賬戶進(jìn)行電匯轉(zhuǎn)賬。

2. Fraudsters pose as the IT services department of a bank saying they want to make a test transfer - but it's not a test

冒充銀行技術(shù)服務(wù)部門，假稱想要進(jìn)行一次轉(zhuǎn)賬測(cè)試。

3. Fraudsters claim to be a supplier and ask for outstanding invoices to be paid into a new bank account

假裝供應(yīng)商，要求將未付發(fā)票支付到新的銀行賬戶。

4. Employees click on links within phishing emails containing malware which authorises many small payments to the fraudster's account

不小心點(diǎn)擊了詐騙電郵中含有惡意軟件的鏈接，你的錢包就以數(shù)筆小額支付的形式轉(zhuǎn)到騙子賬戶了。

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