Recently, a scam gang consisting of two men and two women has been active in the Golden Triangle Special Zone in Cambodia and Malaysia. They specifically target business owners involved in betting operations or currency exchange. They approach you with reasons related to your profession; for instance, if you run a betting operation, they might get close to you through a friend's introduction, pretending to discuss a project. During the first meeting, they might invite you to a meal and then make small requests, such as transferring 30-50 TRX or asking you to help exchange some cash. This allows them to check the balance of your U wallet on your phone. Once they confirm that you have money and carry it with you regularly, they proceed to the next step of their plan. They will find various excuses to ask you out, such as going to a KTV for entertainment or even arranging female companionship. To gain your trust, they provide various resources and appear very friendly. Their ultimate goal is to gain brief access to your phone when you are not paying attention. In just 3-5 minutes, they can install a virus and lock your wallet address. Although they do not touch your wallet immediately, they can transfer your U at any time later without your knowledge, making it difficult for you to suspect them. In the past two months, there have already been victims in the special zone who have lost nearly ten million U. Many owners of betting operations or currency exchange businesses have discovered their U wallets mysteriously emptied without any clue. If your U wallet has been inexplicably stolen during your time in the Golden Triangle Special Zone, it is likely that you have been deceived by this gang.