CUNA News reports this week that online anti-fraud measures have resulted in fraudsters going back to offline methods of fraud such as telephone or mail.

Some credit unions might warn their members to be especially alert to the offline vishing methods, where callers pose as representatives of a financial institution needing personal and account information. Because consumers are more used to protecting their data online, they let their guard down over the phone or get trapped into a mail fraud.

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