Man arrested over fake Yahoo site in Japan's first 'phishing' ca

TOKYO, Japan - Kazuma Yabuno, a 42-year-old computer system engineer, was arrested June 13 on suspicion of creating a replica (shown in photo) of Yahoo Japan Corp.'s website to steal personal information from users of the nation's largest portal site. The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department said this is the first arrest for phishing in Japan. (Kyodo)

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