I am curious about the types of voice phishing that occur frequently these days.

Voice phishing is becoming more sophisticated, so it is most important to know in advance and respond to the types of voice phishing that occur frequently these days.

Representative methods include impersonating financial institutions to request account information or card numbers, impersonating the prosecutor's office, police, or Financial Supervisory Service to request personal information or funds under the pretext of criminal involvement, and impersonating the National Tax Service or National Health Insurance Service to request account information for refund reasons.

In addition, as in the case you asked about, the type of impersonating post offices or courier companies to request resident registration numbers or financial information for delivery problems also occurs very frequently.

In addition, voice phishing types are evolving in various forms such as urgent transfer requests under the pretext of a child's kidnapping or accident, requests for personal information using college admission fees or prize winnings as bait, and requests for transfers from acquaintances using messengers.

If you have been a victim of voice phishing, it is very important to promptly proceed with initial responses such as account suspension requests and police reports without delay to prevent the spread of damage.