Recently, users in multiple regions have reported the reemergence of phishing websites impersonating the ‘CHSI’ (China Higher Education Student Information Network), the official academic credentials verification platform. These counterfeit sites closely mimic the official CHSI website’s layout to trick users into entering sensitive personal information—such as ID numbers, phone numbers, login credentials, and even bank card details—for data theft or fraud. Some fake sites create a false sense of urgency with messages like ‘Expedited degree verification’ or ‘Abnormal query results requiring immediate validation,’ prompting users to click malicious links or download harmful software. Experts emphasize that CHSI (chsi.com.cn) is the only government-authorized platform for academic credential inquiries under China’s Ministry of Education. Users should always access it directly via the official domain and avoid clicking on top-ranked but unofficial search engine results. Suspicious websites should be promptly reported to cybersecurity authorities or law enforcement. Staying vigilant, verifying URLs, and refraining from sharing personal data online are key to preventing such scams.
近日，多地用户反映网络上再次出现仿冒‘学信网’的钓鱼网站。这些山寨网站界面与官方中国高等教育学生信息网（学信网）高度相似，诱导用户输入身份证号、手机号、登录账号甚至银行卡信息，以窃取个人敏感数据或实施诈骗。部分假冒网站还以‘学历认证加速’‘查询结果异常需验证’等话术制造紧迫感，诱骗用户点击链接或下载恶意软件。专家提醒，学信网是教育部唯一指定的学历查询平台，其官网域名为‘chsi.com.cn’，用户应通过官方渠道访问，切勿轻信搜索引擎中排名靠前但非官方的链接。一旦发现可疑网站，应及时向网信部门或公安机关举报。防范此类网络诈骗，关键在于提高警惕、核实网址、不随意填写个人信息。
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