Anz.Au Banks and Telcos Collaborate to Combat Phishing Websites
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ANZ New Zealand has expanded a pilot initiative aimed at reducing phishing attacks, which has already decreased card phishing cases by 39% in two months. The collaboration includes banks and telcos such as 2degrees, Kiwibank, TSB, One NZ, Spark, and Trade Me, utilizing technology to detect and block malicious websites within the first hour of their launch.
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