The National Police Agency and the CP Group join forces to cheat online fraudsters. hope against cybercrime
February 10, 2023 at 3:00 p.m. in the hall, 1st floor, training building, Royal Thai Police Pol. Gen. Damrongsak Kittipraphat national police chief is the representative to sign the Memorandum of Understanding Regarding public relations, media to build immunity against technological crime in conjunction with the Charoen Pokphand Group, withMr. Supachai Chearavanont Chief Executive Officer, Charoen Pokphand Group as a representative to sign There are senior commanders of the Royal Thai Police. together with representatives of companies in the Charoen Pokphand Group attend the ceremony
For the signing of this Memorandum of Understanding Its purpose is due to the technological crime situation. or cybercrime nowadays statistics are on the rise With a large number of people who are fooled into being victims until suffering property loss which in some cases even lost their lives According to the online reporting statistics, from March 1, 2022 – February 6, 2023, there were reports of technological crimes. Total 192,031 cases including damage value 29,546,732,805 baht, able to track and freeze 65,872 accounts, 445,265,908 baht in time
National Police Agency by Pol. Gen. Damrongsak Kittipraphat national police chief realized the importance and caring for the people Therefore, integrating cooperation between organizations in the public sector, private sector and the public sector (Public Private Partnership (PPP)) to become a network to prevent, prevent and build immunity (Cyber Vaccine) for the public to be aware of fraud. Various forms of criminals, which throughout the period of operation have received good cooperation from all sectors. to jointly publicize and create awareness to the public
sideMr. Supachai Chearavanont Revealed that from the current situation where cybercrime has developed a variety of deceptive and more serious forms Until becoming a national security problem because it affects both the lives of Thai people and stability of the country In addition, at the World Economic Forum 2023, ‘Cyber Threats’ were listed as one of the top 5 global risks. With the impact of cyberattacks expected to reach $10.5 trillion by 2025, Charoen Pokphand Group and its affiliates As a leader in private sector business Therefore, we are very pleased to cooperate with the Royal Thai Police. Public relations pilot to create awareness about various scams. of cybercrime is the first organization To create cyber vaccine immunity for Thai people to be knowledgeable about technological crime in various forms. which joins in creating awareness for Thai society this time This is in line with the 3-Benefit Values of the Group. Adhere to repay the merit of the land. benefit the country and the public is important
The Group has mobilized the strength of its affiliated business groups. To jointly publicize the scam of cybercrime in all communication channels with full potential for a period of 2 years, both from telecommunication groups and retailers, is to send a warning SMS through the TrueMove H network, which has A total of 37 million subscribers, which has already begun in January. Dissemination of news through various types of internal media in more than 13,000 7-Eleven stores nationwide, with 11,404,314 customers per day, 152 Makro branches and more than 2,000 Lotus branches. and True4U channel, organizing hackathon activities among youth groups Come up with ideas to deal with scams. Including disseminating news through more than 361,570 employees across the country, the diversity of the group’s business will play an important role in making the news reach people of all target groups thoroughly. And make people aware of various forms of scams of crooks quickly to reduce the loss to both the people and the country that may occur in the future
In addition, at the event, there was a discussion on ‘On Stage’, moderated by Khun Kanchai Koodploy on the topic of “Exposing various scams, scammers and deceiving victims in the online world” with participants who shared their experiences, including Khun Mayura Sawetsila, an actress. Famous, Mr. Panupong Homwanta, YouTuber, owner of Epic Time channel, Victim 1, who used to be one of the participants in the Call Center scam process, and Victim 2, who was a victim of online app scams, sucking money by impersonating the Revenue Department. They share the same opinion that this cooperation project is of great benefit to the Thai people. because knowledge through various media It will help prevent the damage that may occur from being deceived by online scammers. and from having already fallen into the status of a victim make sure that If you know the scam first, you won’t be a victim like before. And hope that public relations about cheating through various channels will reach all groups of Thai people across the country
The Royal Thai Police are concerned about the problem of crime in technology, which can now follow the form of public relations cheats at pctpr.police.go.th with 18 main scams of scammers The methods that are used to deceive victims in the online world are: 1) online sales 2) online auxiliary work 3) online loans (Thip Loan) 4) Intimidate to fear (Call Center) 5) Deceive to invest in various forms 6) Deceive to love and invest 7) Deceive to love and then transfer money or borrow money 8) Fake or hack Line Facebook account and tricked into borrowing money 9) Ponzi scheme 10) Gambling online 11) Tricked to download remote computer control program To steal information 12) Send a QR Code to deceive money transfer 13) Other forms of fraud By deceiving with various stories 14) An advertisement inviting you to work abroad 15) Deceiving to take nude photos To intimidate money 16) allow others to use a bank account (horse account) and jointly commit crimes of public fraud, money laundering 17) fake news 18) demand computer ransom
If encountering suspicious events that may be caused by the deception of crooks Don’t be in a hurry to take any action. according to information You can call to consult at the hotline. SorTor.Sor.Tor. 1441 or call 081-8663000. Victims can file a complaint online at the website. www.thaipoliceonline.com