On the afternoon of October 9, local military police intercepted a gray Toyota Prius in front of Mingyang Apartments in Village 5, Sangkat 4. Officers detained a 33-year-old Chinese national named Deng Chenghu. The operation, led by a deputy commander under the coordination of a provincial prosecutor, seized a classic mobile fake base transceiver station (Fake BTS) setup: two transmission antennas, a power converter, dedicated device controllers, and personal phones.
These mobile stations work through brute force: powerful transmission gear hidden inside ordinary passenger cars overwhelms nearby cellular towers, hijacking the signals of passing smartphones to blast mass phishing, gambling, or fraud links. For locals and Chinese expatriates in Sihanoukville, the random influx of suspicious text messages often traces back to vehicles like this cruising past their doorsteps.
With authorities ramping up crackdowns on cyber fraud infrastructure, these ground-level roving operators face rapidly shrinking room to hide. The suspect remains in custody at the gendarmerie headquarters as legal proceedings move forward.
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