携手合作,共同打击亚太地区的诈骗行为

内容总结:
谷歌加大亚太地区反诈骗力度,多措并举保护用户安全
随着跨国犯罪集团手段不断升级,诈骗手法日趋复杂。联合国近期一份报告揭示了诈骗在亚太地区造成的严重影响。2025年,东亚、东南亚、澳大利亚和新西兰的诈骗损失高达1141亿美元,超过40%的东盟消费者表示曾遭遇诈骗。
面对高度组织化的诈骗网络,需要各方协同应对。谷歌近日介绍了其在亚太地区扩大防护规模的举措,包括在产品和服务中内置防护功能、推动行业协作以及开展本地合作以提升社区韧性。
在设备与平台内置防护方面,谷歌将保障用户日常使用的设备和平台安全作为第一道防线。今年,安卓推出“虚假来电检测”功能,可识别AI驱动的电话冒充行为,该功能基于开放的RCS技术,其他平台也可采用相同防护措施。Pixel设备已内置诈骗检测功能,可对多款主流通讯应用中的潜在诈骗发出预警,谷歌正与合作伙伴推动该功能于今年晚些时候覆盖更多安卓用户。此外,谷歌正在扩大安卓开发者验证范围,以防范Google Play以外渠道分发的恶意应用。
在行业协同方面,谷歌今年早些时候与业内同行共同签署了《反网络诈骗行业公约》,在威胁情报共享和防御协调方面采取集体行动。在此基础上,谷歌近期协助成立了日本反诈骗联盟(JASA),推动公私机构部署协同防御。Google.org还参与发起了全球反诈骗慈善协作组织,协调跨行业慈善力量共同应对全球诈骗问题。
在提升社区韧性方面,Google.org宣布向亚洲基金会和科技向善研究所提供600万美元资助,帮助亚太地区中小企业和个人提升网络安全防护能力,具体包括为本地社区提供防诈骗培训、孵化AI驱动防御原型,以及为政策制定者提供洞察以强化威胁应对措施。此举建立在Google.org此前对新加坡Bamboo Builders、台湾事实查核中心等本地机构的支持基础之上,并进一步拓展了东盟基金会“Scam Ready ASEAN”倡议。谷歌还将反诈骗教育游戏“Be Scam Ready”推广至印度尼西亚、日本、马来西亚、菲律宾和越南,该游戏通过模拟常见诈骗场景帮助公众提高防范意识,目前已在新加坡、泰国和台湾上线。
谷歌表示,帮助社区防范有组织诈骗是其工作重点,将继续倡导全球协同应对。
中文翻译:
携手合作,共同打击亚太地区诈骗
诈骗手法日益复杂,跨国犯罪集团的手段不断升级。联合国近期的一份报告揭示了这些诈骗对亚太地区造成的影响。2025年,东亚、东南亚、澳大利亚和新西兰的诈骗损失高达1141亿美元,据称超过40%的东盟消费者遭遇过诈骗。
应对这些高度组织化的犯罪网络需要统一行动。今天,我们分享Google如何扩大防御规模来保护亚太社区。这包括跨产品和平台的内置保护、行业协作以及新的本地合作,以增强社区韧性。
跨设备和平台的内置保护
我们的第一道防线是保护人们日常使用的设备和平台。今年,Android推出了虚假来电检测功能,旨在识别AI驱动的电话冒充行为。该功能基于开放的RCS技术构建,其他平台也可以采用相同的保护措施。在Pixel设备上,内置诈骗检测功能现已能针对许多热门通讯应用中的潜在诈骗向你发出提醒。我们正在开展合作,于今年晚些时候将这一功能推广至更多Android用户。我们还在扩大Android开发者验证范围,以保护用户免受Google Play之外分发渠道中的恶意应用侵害。
行业协同,共筑集体防线
除了产品层面的解决方案,打击诈骗网络还需要专家和各行各业之间的协调配合。今年早些时候,我们与业界同行共同签署了《打击网络诈骗与欺诈行业公约》,采取集体方式共享威胁情报并协调防御。在行业公约的基础上,我们近期协助成立了日本反诈骗联盟(JASA),使公共和私营机构能够部署协同防御措施。
Google.org近期还协助发起了全球反诈骗慈善协作组织,以协调跨行业的慈善行动,共同打击全球诈骗。
增强社区韧性的举措
为增强社区层面的韧性,Google.org今天宣布向亚洲基金会和科技向善研究院提供600万美元资助,帮助亚太地区的小型企业和个人安全上网。相关工作将包括培训本地社区建立防诈骗韧性、孵化AI驱动的防御原型,以及为政策制定者提供洞察以强化威胁应对措施。
这是Google.org持续支持本地组织的延续,例如新加坡的Bamboo Builders和台湾事实查核中心,为市民提供专门化的超本地培训。同时,这也拓展了东盟基金会的“Scam Ready ASEAN”倡议,该倡议正在为该地区数百万人提供网络诈骗防范资源。我们还在将“Be Scam Ready”推广至印度尼西亚、日本、马来西亚、菲律宾和越南——这是一款教育性防诈骗意识游戏,也是“Scam Ready ASEAN”的项目资源之一。“Be Scam Ready”通过模拟常见诈骗场景帮助市民做好准备,目前已在Singapore、泰国和台湾上线。
帮助社区在有组织诈骗面前保持领先是我们的工作核心,我们将继续倡导协作式的全球应对方式。
英文来源:
Working collaboratively to fight scams in Asia Pacific
Scams are growing more complex, fueled by increasingly sophisticated tactics from transnational crime groups. A recent UN report illustrated the effect these scams have across the Asia Pacific (APAC) region. In 2025, scam losses across East Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand reached up to $114.1 billion USD, with over 40% of ASEAN consumers said to be experiencing scams.
Tackling these highly organized networks requires a unified effort. Today, we are sharing how, at Google, we are scaling our defenses to protect APAC communities. This includes built-in protections across products and platforms, industry-wide collaboration, and new local partnerships to increase community resilience.
Built-in protections across devices and platforms
Our first line of defense is to secure the devices and platforms people use every day. This year, Android launched Fake Call Detection, a feature designed to spot AI-driven phone call impersonation. Built on open RCS technology, other platforms can adopt the same protections. On Pixel, built-in scam detection now alerts you to potential scams from many popular messaging apps. We are partnering to bring this to additional Android users later this year. We are also expanding Android developer verification to protect people against malicious apps outside Google Play, wherever apps are distributed.
Industry alignment for collective defense
Beyond product solutions, defeating fraud networks requires coordination across experts and industries. Earlier this year, we joined industry peers to sign the Industry Accord Against Online Scams and Fraud, taking a collective approach to sharing threat intelligence and coordinating defenses. Building on the Industry Accord, we recently helped establish the Japan Anti-Scam Alliance (JASA) to enable public and private institutions to deploy aligned defenses.
Google.org also recently helped launch the Global Anti-Scams Philanthropy Collaborative to coordinate cross-industry philanthropic action against scams globally.
Efforts to strengthen community resilience
To strengthen resilience at the community level, today Google.org announced $6 million in funding to The Asia Foundation and the Tech for Good Institute to help small businesses and individuals in APAC to stay safe online. The efforts will include training local communities on building scam resilience, incubating AI-powered defense prototypes, and equipping policymakers with insights to strengthen threat measures.
This builds on Google.org’s ongoing support for local organizations, like Bamboo Builders in Singapore and the Taiwan FactCheck Center, to deliver specialized, hyper-local training to citizens. And it expands on the ASEAN Foundation’s Scam Ready ASEAN initiative, which is bringing online scam prevention resources to millions in the region. We are also expanding Be Scam Ready, an educational scam-awareness game — and one of the Scam Ready ASEAN’s program resources — to Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. Be Scam Ready simulates common scams to prepare citizens, and is already available in Singapore, Thailand, and Taiwan.
Helping communities stay ahead of organized fraud is central to our work, and we will continue to advocate for a collaborative, global approach.