Analysis of the Current Situation and Characteristics of College Student “Online Fraud Cases”

Analysis of the Current Situation and Characteristics of College Student “Online Fraud Cases”

Mingyue Qiu, Yitao Yang
DOI: 10.4018/IJMCMC.2021040104
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Abstract

In the internet era, the college student groups are internet users who use the internet more widely and deeply than the ordinary internet users. However, college students have insufficient social experience and live in a relatively simple living environment for a long time, which makes them have low ability to distinguish the true from the false, so they are easily targeted by cyber scammers. This paper analyzes the causes and the basic types of online fraud cases that happened to college students; the fraud case data are classified and sorted to extract the salient features of the telecom network fraud cases of college students and the common features of the victims. The paper provides suggestions for guiding college students to learn to screen online fraud and self-protect and to cultivate more comprehensive high-quality talents.
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2. The Relevant Research

Because of the rapid development of the Internet era, the traditional types of crimes have gradually changed into new types of network crimes, leading to the frequent cases of online fraud in recent years. Marianne Junger analyses 300 cases of fraudulent activities against Dutch businesses, the research shows that although whilst all CEO-frauds are conducted online, most of the fraudulent contracts and ghost invoices are undertaken via offline means (Marianne,2020). Study Results from Georgia Southern University Broaden Understanding of Security Management, the research introduces the Policing fraud in England and Wales by examining constables’ and sergeants’ online fraud preparedness (Bossler,2020). Chun Yan improved adaptive genetic algorithm (NAGA) combined with a BP neural network (BP neural network) for forecasting insurance fraud identification, the empirical results show that the improved genetic algorithm is more advanced than the traditional genetic algorithm in terms of convergence speed and prediction accuracy(Yan,2020). Jan Mei Soon applied Bayesian network to predict food fraud products originating from China, and the model predicted 85% of the fraud correctly(Soon,2020). Rongjia Song analyse the fraud detection of bulk cargo theft in port using Bayesian network models(Song,2020).

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