I clicked on a mobile invitation and lost 1.4 billion won

(1)OK! I clicked on the mobile invitation and lost 1.4 billion won
(2)Input 20230711 PM 400 – Modified 20230711 PM 401 Article ID
(3)a family of one street
(4)The crime was committed on weekends when it was difficult for administrative agencies to handle due to the hacking of certificates and personal information stored in mobile phones

(1)a text message
(2)This afternoon, 1202
(3)a mobile invitation
(4)I invite you to our wedding
(5)I hope many of course
(6)Date and time 1024 days
(7)Venue gumctv wedding hall information

(1)According to Yonhap News Agency’s coverage on the 11th, A, who runs a business in Busan, received a letter of invitation on the 17th of last month and clicked to check whose wedding it was, but there was no link, so he moved on without thinking
(2)After that, at around 6 p.m. on the 30th of the same month, dozens of authentication texts suddenly began to be sent to A’s cell phoneThen, after dozens of loans of 140 million won were made from insurance companies and banks under Mr. A’s name until the next day, the money was deposited into a specific account, and the money was withdrawn again to several other fake accounts
(3)As a result of the police’s confirmation, Mr. A suffered from a combination of smishing SMS and phishing As soon as A pressed the mobile invitation, a remote control hacking program was installed, and financial certificates and personal information stored on the mobile phone were leaked, and it was used to get loans from insurance companies and banks

(1)B, the daughter of A, said, “The phishing suspect waited for more than 10 days after hacking his father’s cell phone and then took money away for a weekend when financial companies couldn’t handle it.”
(2)He said the authentication texts from his father’s mobile phone were related to the phishman’s withdrawal of funds, but police did not mention the possibility of financial damage The police claimed that they said there would be no damage if they had never lost the real identity card, driver’s license, and public certificate
(3)A police official in Busan, who was in charge of investigating the case, said the victim seemed to have opened another cell phone in his name and did not mention the account at all, so he did not think of a phishing crime The case was transferred to the cyber investigation unit of the Busan Metropolitan Police Agency after completing a basic investigation due to the large amount of damage, it said