After TikTok’s ‘Glitch’ Craze, Banks Look to Prevent the Next Fraud Fad
Over the summer, some users of the social media app TikTok said they had discovered a “glitch” in the workings...
Read moreDetailsOver the summer, some users of the social media app TikTok said they had discovered a “glitch” in the workings...
Read moreDetailsAfter a year when credit unions have been victimized by a series of hacking attacks, the National Credit Union Administration...
Read moreDetailsThere have been stunning breakthroughs in the payments space over the past few years, and many businesses and financial institutions...
Read moreDetailsArtificial intelligence is having a huge impact on the U.S. federal government’s fraud detection efforts. The Treasury Department credited AI...
Read moreDetailsDespite years of investment in anti-fraud measures, account takeover (ATO) issues continue to plague financial institutions and consumers. Traditional authentication...
Read moreDetailsUK fintech Revolut was named in more fraud complaints than any of its peers last year, raising concerns about the...
Read moreDetailsA recent cyberattack on American Water, the largest publicly regulated water and wastewater utility in the U.S., was just the...
Read moreDetailsThe UK has introduced new regulations requiring banks and other payment firms to reimburse victims of authorized push payment (APP)...
Read moreDetailsOnline payment fraud isn't just a growing problem; it's a crafty, shape-shifting challenge for businesses of all sizes. From stolen...
Read moreDetailsMeta is enhancing its Fraud Intelligence Reciprocal Exchange (FIRE) to directly share data with two UK banks in an effort...
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