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Fraud Gangs Switch to Myanmar's Communication Networks

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Fraudulent gangs operating in Myanmar have adapted their tactics after Thailand cut off power and internet supply at the border. They are now increasingly using local Myanmar communication networks (MPT, Ooredoo, Mytel, ATOM) to connect to the internet, making it harder to stop scams. An investigation found that nearly half of the fraud compounds are no longer dependent on Starlink. Simply cutting off a single technology without targeting criminal networks and military protection systems will only force fraud gangs to transform at a low cost.

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  1. 东南亚新闻资讯 avatar

    东南亚新闻资讯

    Telegram / @dny_baoguang

    电诈团伙转用缅甸通信网络 “断星链”难止诈骗 调查显示,缅甸电诈园区并非只靠星链运作。在国际压力下泰国切断边境供电供网后,诈骗团伙转而使用...

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    东南亚大事件

    Telegram / @ytai99

    电诈团伙转用缅甸通信网络 “断星链”难止诈骗 调查显示,缅甸电诈园区并非只靠星链运作。在国际压力下泰国切断边境供电供网后,诈骗团伙转而使用...

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