After picking up the phone, the suspect tried to unlock it. Because the password was too simple, 6 zeros, he succeeded after several attempts. Later, the suspect discovered that all the passwords on the phone had six zeros, such as the WeChat screen password and payment password. Most people will report the loss of their mobile phone and freeze their WeChat account after losing their mobile phone. However, this woman had a spare mobile phone and was very busy with her business, so she never did the above things. Therefore, the lost mobile phone was always in the account, which made the suspect particularly happy. He used WeChat many times to pay for consumption, totaling 190,000 yuan.
The mobile phone password should not be too simple, nor should it be related to your birthday or name, because once others know this information about you, your phone will most likely be opened. In particular, some scammers will know your number and ID card through special channels. If you really use your date of birth as your password, it is really very unsafe. The password of 60 is very simple. People will form a habit when entering the password, that is, there will be a certain degree of wear and tear on that area of ??the screen. If the password has more digits, it will take a few more attempts, but 6 zeros will do it once.
From this incident, netizens should also learn a lesson. You cannot use the same password for all software. For example, the computer startup password and the WeChat payment password should be different. However, if you don’t have much money in your card, such as just a few cents, you don’t have to worry about the money being stolen. Maybe the scammer doesn’t care about defrauding you of a few cents. For example, some netizens said that their password was six digits, but it protected a two-digit deposit. This lady also has a big heart. If she hadn't realized how much money had been swiped from her card, she probably wouldn't have noticed.
The suspect's repeated credit card swiping will leave a record, so he has already been criminally detained by the police.