How is QR code theft carried out?

  In the case above, the suspect used a third-party payment application to steal other people's payment codes and achieve the purpose of stealing funds. By registering on the software as a merchant, the suspect could become a receiving merchant. When payment was needed, they only had to scan the customer's WeChat or Alipay payment code and then enter the amount to receive payment. In the above case, the account names displayed for the victims' payments all showed "One-Stop 24-Hour Convenience Store." Because the password-free QR code payment limit is generally 1,000 yuan, and any amount exceeding this limit requires password verification, the suspect kept every scanned amount below 1,000 yuan. Officer Wu said that during the crime, the suspect left immediately after scanning, so even if the victim noticed the deduction on the spot, it was already too late. By the time they reacted, only the people in line were still around."

  Now, in the internet era, many things are done online. For the security of ERP systems used by many enterprises, how should we protect it?

  Today, implementing ERP software is crucial for any enterprise. Enterprise applications, whether large or small, can help businesses develop and attract customers. When choosing ERP software, one of the key factors to consider is its security performance.

  How to Ensure ERP System Security:

  In the eyes of many enterprises, ERP security performance represents a major expense that requires dedicated resources to maintain and update. This view has some validity. In fact, it is beneficial for enterprises to formulate standard security policies and management norms. In the global business world, many ERP security policy standards have already been introduced for reference. Once security policies are properly established, enterprises can monitor system updates, backups, and data storage, whether they adopt cloud deployment or internal deployment.

  There are all kinds of apps and plugins on the market, and enterprises may think that purchasing ERP plugins from another vendor can also ensure security. We do not recommend this, because the ERP vendor providing the original software has the source code and understands the software itself more comprehensively. From a legal perspective, this is also not recommended, because ERP vendors can charge fees when sharing code with another vendor. Enterprises should ideally discuss security matters, modules, and other business terms right from the beginning to avoid endless future troubles.

  The above is my brief interpretation of ERP system security. I hope it provides reference value for enterprises that are using ERP systems or are considering implementing them.