A Japanese alert says callers posing as banks are using live calls and robocalls to steer companies to fake sites and steal internet banking credentials.
Voice phishing has resurfaced in Japan in a modified form, with scammers impersonating banks and other institutions over phone calls or automated messages to target companies. The scheme directs victims to fraudulent websites and is designed to steal online banking credentials, creating a pathway for unauthorized transfers. The warning highlights a familiar fraud tactic that blends social engineering with spoofed or suspicious calls, underscoring continued risks for corporate treasury and payment operations.