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Security Firm Finds Flaws In Nautilus Cash Machines

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Researchers at New York-based Red Balloon Security identified two vulnerabilities in retail cash machines manufactured by Nautilus Hyosung America, the companies said in a joint press release on Monday (Nov. According to an estimate by Red Balloon Security, more than 80,000 machines are vulnerable. based in South Korea. subsidiary. “We

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Keeping Subscription Boxes Secure From STEM To Stern

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Such boxes represent a small segment of the broader subscription market, but they face the same challenges, including fraud attempts like card-and-wallet tests and account takeovers (ATOs). Box-of-the-month services constantly struggle to secure their payment processes and remain a step ahead of bad actors.

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Sift Science Eyes Global Fraud Prevention With $53M In Funding

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Fraud detection startup Sift Science has raised $53 million in a series D round, bringing its total amount raised to $107 million. Founded in 2011, Sift Science plans to use this latest round of funding to grow its fraud detection and prevention product globally. For example, Palo Alto-based Simility received $17.5

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Ex-Barclays Head Is Acquitted In Fraud Trial

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Former Barclays boss John Varley has been acquitted in a fraud trial regarding payments made to Qatar while the financial crisis was in full swing, according to a report by the Financial Times. billion but that the deal was not disclosed properly to the market or other investors, and that it secretly paid Qatar £322 million.

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Is AI The Ultimate Fraud Fighting Machine?

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After its launch in 2011, HiGear, a San Francisco, Calif.–based While the fraud-fighting technology available six years ago didn’t stand a chance of protecting HiGear, the current car-sharing market , which is projected to be worth $16.5 billion by 2024, continues to experience similar fraud attacks.

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FinCEN AML/CTF Priorities Part 6: Transnational Organized Crime (TOC)

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The activity stretches from crimes we know, such as phishing, internet auction fraud, and advanced fee schemes to human trafficking, illegal trade in natural resources (diamonds, timber, etc.), Break the economic power of transnational criminal networks and protect strategic markets and the U.S. Fraud Prevention. Fraud Trends.

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Preventing consumer e-commerce fraud in the age of EMV

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After years of lagging behind many other developed nations, the US market is rolling out EMV technology. While the transition is still in process, and has in many cases been a bumpy, road to adoption, it will go a long way towards tackling some of the most common types of fraud. The shift to e-commerce CNP fraud.

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