Bangkok: Scam gangs are still trying to siphon money from our mobile phones. Recently, a Chinese gang was found using fake mobile signal boosters to trick people into sending SMS messages with links attached. The scary thing is that the sender’s name will match the real organization’s name, making people feel at ease.

According to Thai News Agency, criminals are employing these fake signal boosters, known as FBS machines, to manipulate mobile networks and create a facade of legitimacy. By mimicking the names of trusted organizations, they are able to send messages that appear authentic, thereby increasing the likelihood of recipients clicking on the malicious links.

Authorities are urging mobile phone users to exercise caution and verify the authenticity of any unexpected messages they receive. The sophistication of this scam underscores the need for heightened vigilance among the public when it comes to interactions through electronic communications.

This discovery highlights the evolving tactics of scam operations, emphasizing the importance of staying informed and cautious to prevent financial loss.