[Reminder] Regarding Suspicious Emails Spoofing Our Company and CEO's Name (New Tactics)
Regarding the suspicious emails spoofing our CEO's name—which we have previously notified you about—we have recently confirmed a new tactic aimed at extracting bank account information.
Although these emails are crafted to look like direct instructions from our CEO, neither our company nor our representative has ever issued such instructions or requests.
[Example of the Newly Confirmed Suspicious Email Text]
Thank you for your hard work. Today, a customer is scheduled to remit funds to our company.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but we would appreciate it if you could urgently reply to this email with our company's receiving bank account details (Bank Name, Branch Name, Account Number, and Account Name).
Once received, we will forward this information to the customer to proceed with the remittance process.
[Main Characteristics of These Suspicious Emails]
We have currently identified emails containing the following requests. Please exercise extreme caution if you encounter them:
- (New Tactic) Requesting a reply via email with the company's receiving bank account information.
- Requesting the creation of new group chats on LINE or other messaging apps.
- Demanding the sending or scanning of QR codes.
- Using high-pressure language to force a quick response, such as "Urgent" or "Immediate action required."
[Important Notice and Request]
If you receive a suspicious email claiming to be from our company or our representative,
do not reply, do not click on any links, and do not scan any QR codes. Please delete the email immediately.
We are continuing to consult and cooperate with the relevant authorities regarding these fraudulent activities.
Thank you for your continued vigilance and cooperation in staying alert to these suspicious communications.
Although these emails are crafted to look like direct instructions from our CEO, neither our company nor our representative has ever issued such instructions or requests.
[Example of the Newly Confirmed Suspicious Email Text]
Thank you for your hard work. Today, a customer is scheduled to remit funds to our company.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but we would appreciate it if you could urgently reply to this email with our company's receiving bank account details (Bank Name, Branch Name, Account Number, and Account Name).
Once received, we will forward this information to the customer to proceed with the remittance process.
[Main Characteristics of These Suspicious Emails]
We have currently identified emails containing the following requests. Please exercise extreme caution if you encounter them:
- (New Tactic) Requesting a reply via email with the company's receiving bank account information.
- Requesting the creation of new group chats on LINE or other messaging apps.
- Demanding the sending or scanning of QR codes.
- Using high-pressure language to force a quick response, such as "Urgent" or "Immediate action required."
[Important Notice and Request]
If you receive a suspicious email claiming to be from our company or our representative,
do not reply, do not click on any links, and do not scan any QR codes. Please delete the email immediately.
We are continuing to consult and cooperate with the relevant authorities regarding these fraudulent activities.
Thank you for your continued vigilance and cooperation in staying alert to these suspicious communications.