Everyone seems to be loving Voice over Internet Protocol, especially those with a criminal intent. Experts report that the latest approach by phishers is to use VoIP services to lure victims into responding to an automated phone message stating there's an issue with a bank account. The victim is told to call a certain number which connects the caller to a voice response system asking the consumer to enter their 16-digit credit card number. Secure Computing has tagged the new scam approach as "vishing," and is urging enterprises to warn employees about the new threat strategy.

For more on the arrival of vishing:
- see this article at CNet News.com