Did an airline leak personal information, leading to someone being scammed out of 110,000 yuan? Beware of flight-related telecom fraud!

,11,,“,,,,."In the final part of the blog post, the blogger stated: 'The information leak by Qunar or Air China is really serious. Scammers have my name, phone number, and corresponding flight details, and they even sent me verification messages through Air China's SMS system.”

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,,——,,,“”."In short, information leakage is too severe. Scammers call and know so many details—it’s hard to guard against."”

##.Recently, multiple users have filed complaints with the Black Cat Complaint Platform regarding Fliggy’s alleged leakage of personal information.,,,,,,,!

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,,,.I suspect it's apps like Hanglv Zongheng, where just entering an ID number reveals my flight, which means the source is still the airline.”

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,:“,APP.According to some netizens, certain airline apps also allow users to enable a "trip protection" feature. Once activated, others cannot view the user's travel itinerary, but neither can they check in on behalf of the user or access additional services.

,.Some netizens have summed up the core tactics used by scammers: first, tricking victims into revealing passwords, and second, tricking them into disclosing SMS verification codes.Therefore, the key steps in the "anti-fraud self-rescue guide" are: "Never give out your password or verification code, not even to your own parents."If someone asks for a password or verification code, hang up immediately, stay away, uninstall their flashy remote apps, check your bank balance notifications right away, and Android users should run antivirus scans promptly.”

,,,.We hope everyone remains calm and does not seek small gains. Airlines and various booking software platforms should thoroughly investigate internal information leaks and jointly protect a clean telecom environment.