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Schwaz – In recent weeks, a Tyrolean company has resorted to a clever ploy. The authors were so intelligent that the fraud was not detected in time.
The police described the authors who had access to the company's mail account and the Chinese supplier. For some time, the payment of a five-figure sum had been agreed between the two companies. The authors sent a request for payment to the Tyrolean company under the name of the Chinese company – indicating that the bank details had changed. Basically suspicious. Only: between the two companies had already been agreed once six months ago to change the account. Therefore, the Tyroleans obviously avoided any suspicion.
Police continue to describe the "falsely authentic" nature of emails, as well as the address of the sender. In some cases, even as an attachment, .pdf files have been falsified by the authors. In the end, the Tyrolean society transferred the company to five-digit agreement – unknowingly on the account of the authors. (TT.com)
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