ゆうちょ銀で新たな不正　本人成り済ましカード作成

　ゆうちょ銀行は６日、自行のキャッシュレス決済サービス「ｍｉｊｉｃａ（ミヂカ）」カードの不正利用問題で、新たな不正が判明したと発表した。貯金口座の持ち主に成り済まして作成したカードの情報を使い、電子商取引（ＥＣ）サイトで買い物をするという手口。不正作成が疑われるのは３件で９月末以降に発生した。うち２件で計約１６万円が口座から引き落とされた疑いがある。
　口座の持ち主の氏名や暗証番号を不正取得した者が、本人に成り済ましてカードを作成。カードが口座の持ち主に届くまでに通常６日程度かかるが、その間にカード情報によりＥＣサイトで支払いを繰り返したとみられる。（2020/10/06-22:13）

Japan Post Bank said Tuesday that it has detected a new type of fraud that uses its "mijica" cashless payment card service.
   According to the bank, three suspected cases of the new fraud have been found since late last month. In two of the three cases, a total of about 160,000 yen may have been stolen from customer accounts.
   Fraudsters apparently obtained customer account information including customer names and personal identification numbers in an illegal way and used the information to apply to hold mijica cards, pretending to be the account holders.
   They are believed to have then used mijica card information to make payments on e-commerce websites before the cards were delivered to the account holders some six days after the applications.
   "We're really sorry," Japan Post Bank Managing Executive Officer Takayuki Tanaka told a press conference, admitting that there were flaws in the card issuance process. The bank has suspended accepting applications for card issuance.