Currently, with the development of information technology systems, attacks to steal personal information, financial transaction information and carry out targeted exploitation actions are increasingly complex and sophisticated. en, and dangerous. More specifically, when service providers have focused on security factors, making attacks more and more difficult, changing the direction of attacks to individual service users is creating So the challenges are unprecedented.
There are many ways to attack service users, of which the most common techniques are tricks to trick customers into accessing fake links sent via text messages, emails, and social networks. (Zalo, Facebook, Viber,...). From there, collect customer information that customers actively provide on fake links, or install malicious code programs that record all screen and keyboard operations of customers, thereby stealing all information. Customer information is entered from credit cards, and bank accounts, and does not exclude stock trading accounts if any.
With the information collected, bad guys can carry out acts of selling personal information on cyberspace for profit; Directly causing loss of property of the individual whose information is lost...
Technically, BVSC's entire online trading system and trading software have encrypted all customer login and access information. Even BVSC's system cannot collect such information. Therefore, the risk of revealing the customer's login information and password (if any) will be right on the customer's device through other forms of hackers when the customer clicks on links or pages. Fake websites steal information.
To prevent risks and protect customers' assets, BVSC would like to send you some information to note as follows:
🔸 Do not provide personal information through SMS messages or calls from unfamiliar phone numbers.
🔸 Do not access links to strange websites or emails of unknown origin. Always be wary of links attached to emails, SMS or on social networking sites...
🔸 Carefully check and review the transaction information in the SMS or email notification sent. Do not provide OTP code or Token if the information in the SMS and notification email does not match the transaction you have made.
🔸 Check your transaction history regularly to easily identify unusual transactions. If you see suspicious transactions appearing on your account, contact BVSC immediately via hotline 02439288080 to check.
🔸 Do not disclose user information, PIN and OTP to anyone
🔸 Create strong passwords that are difficult to guess and contain a combination of letters, numbers or symbols. Change your password periodically.
🔸 Do not install strange applications other than official sources
🔸 Minimize logging in to unencrypted Wi-Fi such as at cafes, restaurants or on the street to limit the risk of information on your device being stolen.
🔸 Be careful with personal information shared on social networks and absolutely keep ID card information, home address, personal phone number and account details at BVSC confidential.
🔸 Be alert when receiving emails and text messages about bank/stock account information. In this case, if you have any doubts, please proactively contact the official hotline or contact a care broker.
🔸 Install full virus testing and anti-virus software and turn on update mode.
We look forward to receiving your attention with the important and necessary security recommendations above with the desire to ensure maximum safety for customers when using our services and products. BVSC.
When there are any suspicions related to transaction fraud, customers need to immediately contact the authorities and notify BVSC at the Support Hotline number 0243.928.8080 or the Communication Department. nearest BVSC for timely support.
BVSC would like to thank our customers for always trusting and accompanying the Company during the past time!
Currently, with the development of information technology systems, attacks to steal personal information, financial transaction information and carry out targeted exploitation actions are increasingly complex and sophisticated. en, and dangerous. More specifically, when service providers have focused on security factors, making attacks more and more difficult, changing the direction of attacks to individual service users is creating So the challenges are unprecedented.
There are many ways to attack service users, of which the most common techniques are tricks to trick customers into accessing fake links sent via text messages, emails, and social networks. (Zalo, Facebook, Viber,...). From there, collect customer information that customers actively provide on fake links, or install malicious code programs that record all screen and keyboard operations of customers, thereby stealing all information. Customer information is entered from credit cards, and bank accounts, and does not exclude stock trading accounts if any.
With the information collected, bad guys can carry out acts of selling personal information on cyberspace for profit; Directly causing loss of property of the individual whose information is lost...
Technically, BVSC's entire online trading system and trading software have encrypted all customer login and access information. Even BVSC's system cannot collect such information. Therefore, the risk of revealing the customer's login information and password (if any) will be right on the customer's device through other forms of hackers when the customer clicks on links or pages. Fake websites steal information.
To prevent risks and protect customers' assets, BVSC would like to send you some information to note as follows:
🔸 Do not provide personal information through SMS messages or calls from unfamiliar phone numbers.
🔸 Do not access links to strange websites or emails of unknown origin. Always be wary of links attached to emails, SMS or on social networking sites...
🔸 Carefully check and review the transaction information in the SMS or email notification sent. Do not provide OTP code or Token if the information in the SMS and notification email does not match the transaction you have made.
🔸 Check your transaction history regularly to easily identify unusual transactions. If you see suspicious transactions appearing on your account, contact BVSC immediately via hotline 02439288080 to check.
🔸 Do not disclose user information, PIN and OTP to anyone
🔸 Create strong passwords that are difficult to guess and contain a combination of letters, numbers or symbols. Change your password periodically.
🔸 Do not install strange applications other than official sources
🔸 Minimize logging in to unencrypted Wi-Fi such as at cafes, restaurants or on the street to limit the risk of information on your device being stolen.
🔸 Be careful with personal information shared on social networks and absolutely keep ID card information, home address, personal phone number and account details at BVSC confidential.
🔸 Be alert when receiving emails and text messages about bank/stock account information. In this case, if you have any doubts, please proactively contact the official hotline or contact a care broker.
🔸 Install full virus testing and anti-virus software and turn on update mode.
We look forward to receiving your attention with the important and necessary security recommendations above with the desire to ensure maximum safety for customers when using our services and products. BVSC.
When there are any suspicions related to transaction fraud, customers need to immediately contact the authorities and notify BVSC at the Support Hotline number 0243.928.8080 or the Communication Department. nearest BVSC for timely support.
BVSC would like to thank our customers for always trusting and accompanying the Company during the past time!
