Source: China Overseas Chinese Network
According to the US "World Journal" report, the system of the New York State Department of Labor (NYS Department of Labor) was suspected to have been hacked not long ago. As a result, a large number of Chinese unemployment benefits accounts in New York were stolen or directly withdrawn in cash by criminals. The problem has not yet been solved; according to According to records from the police station in charge of the South District of Brooklyn, many Chinese people reported being victimized, and thousands of dollars were lost from their accounts in an instant.
Blackhawk is a cooperative financial institution of the New York State Department of Labor in distributing unemployment benefits. After receiving the unemployment benefits card, citizens can withdraw cash at designated banks. Recently, people's data may have been leaked due to hackers intruding into the system. Theft through this method has recently emerged in the Chinese community in Flushing. Later, it was also reported that many Chinese people in Bensonhe, Brooklyn, were involved in the crime. Although relevant personnel are investigating, there is still no solution.
According to the records of the 62nd Branch, a 23-year-old Chinese man living in Bensonhe recently reported to the police station that a sum of 2,947 yuan from his subsidy card was taken away. The last time he used the card was a week before reporting the crime, when he made a purchase at the store at 2275 Berry Ridge Street, 86th Street, and he never lost the card during this period.
In the second case, a 33-year-old Chinese man who lived at West 8th Street and 19th Avenue discovered that 1,723 yuan had been stolen from his subsidy card. He made a withdrawal at TD Bank at 254 Canal Street in Manhattan's Chinatown, and soon after, his account data was leaked.
In another case, the subsidy card of a 35-year-old Chinese man who reported living at Bath Avenue and 20th Avenue was also stolen. A total of 7,368 yuan was stolen, causing heavy losses. He pointed out that the last time the card was used was at the store at 2150 86th Street. After preliminary investigation by the police, it was found that criminals also used his information to make purchases on the Google search engine website on the same day.
In addition to Bensonhe, there was also a Chinese victim in Berry Ridge. A 31-year-old Chinese man reported that a sum of 5,320 yuan from his subsidy card was stolen. The last time he used the card was at a Chase Bank in Brooklyn, and he has had it with him ever since, and it's unclear how his identity was leaked.
The police have previously advised citizens not to divulge personal information at will when shopping online. When suspicious transactions appear on monthly statements, they should immediately contact the card issuer, close the account urgently and launch an investigation. When collecting money from banks, pay attention to whether there are pinhole cameras installed. , alert bank employees immediately to help prevent more people from being harmed. (Yan Jie En)
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