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IBM Research — Haifa Labs detected yet another malware campaign, dubbed EmbusteBot, designed to target dozens of financial institutions in Brazil.
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The Indian government implemented new policies and guidance in response to several high-profile attacks against the Indian banking sector in the past year.
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The delicate balance between a seamless customer experience and quality security controls is one that online banking portals need to manage.
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Programs such as NACHA’s Faster Payments initiative may help U.S. businesses become more competitive, but shorter transaction times lead to fraud risks.
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The newest threat on Brazil’s thriving online fraud scene is interactive phishing, which allows an attacker to steal a victim’s personal data in real time.
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Cybercriminals often leverage time-tested methods of money laundering to stay undetected and move stolen funds across secret accounts.
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SpyEye infected more than 50 million PCs and caused almost $1 billion in losses. Continue reading Brazen no more, makers of account-draining bank trojan get 24 years
Nearly 3 dozen fraudulent transfer requests would have added up to $1 billion but for the typo: “fandation” instead of “foundation.”
Continue reading Hacker’s typo trips the alarm on billion-dollar cyber bank heist