Fraud Campaign Targets Accounts Payable Contacts at Fortune 500 Firms

A new business email compromise (BEC) campaign is targeting accounts payable personnel at Fortune 500 companies in an attempt to trick victims into initiating fraudulent wire transactions to attacker-controlled accounts, IBM warns.

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