Technology8/15/2025Bloomberg

Japan Brokers Seek to Identify Hackers After Fraud Surges

Japan Brokers Seek to Identify Hackers After Fraud Surges

Japan's brokerage industry is working to identify accounts associated with phishing scams, following a surge in fraudulent trades worth over $4 billion that have shaken the country's stock market. The issue has become a growing concern, with brokerages seeking to address the problem and protect investors. Industry groups are collaborating to develop measures to detect and prevent such fraudulent activities, which have led to significant losses for individual investors. The goal is to strengthen security measures and enhance the overall integrity of the Japanese stock market, which has been impacted by these recent incidents. The article highlights the industry's efforts to tackle the problem and safeguard the interests of market participants.

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