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J.Crew Reveals Online Accounts Were Hacked In 2019

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Clothing company J.Crew said an unknown hacker accessed some of its customers’ online accounts almost a year ago, according to reports. Although the attack occurred in 2019, the company only now revealed that an unknown number of customers had been affected by the attack.

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Things worth reading: 29th May 2019

Chris Skinner

885 Million Records Exposed Online: Bank Transactions, Social Security Numbers, and More HSBC plans retail wealth headcount boost; eyes Singapore expansion Global … The post Things worth reading: 29th May 2019 appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.

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TSYS Attacked With Ransomware, Has Data Posted Online

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TSYS , a payment processing company, has suffered a ransomware attack and had some data posted online, according to a report from Krebs on Security. Ransomware attacks jumped 39 percent in 2019, with losses rising 46 percent, according to sources. Krebs said the attackers have said they plan to publish more in the coming days.

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Online/Digital Account Opening: A Bridge and A Moat

Abrigo

Offering Digital Consumer and Commercial Accounts Benefits Financial Institutions Banks and credit unions that enable online/digital account opening win new customers and members and retain existing ones. . Takeaway 1 Many financial institutions are adding or improving online or digital account opening capabilities. .

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Entersekt, Netcetera Team Up On eCommerce Payment Security

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The company recently announced that the software company Netcetera implemented the authentication system for Bank-Verlag, a company that makes and provides secure services for Germany’s banks. It is said that the 3-D Secure solution can be implemented in a short amount of time.

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PAAY Partners With Bluefin To Further Secure eCommerce Transactions

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Atlanta payments encryption firm Bluefin is partnering with New York mobile payments processor PAAY to advance eCommerce security. Most online merchants rely solely on SSL/TLS to encrypt the data being sent from their websites. Cyberattacks have jumped 273 percent in the first quarter of this year over the same period in 2019.

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Open Banking Meets Instant Payments At The Online Checkout

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Building on top of the open banking infrastructure, PayDirect is a new payment method that enables companies to take online payments in a highly secure way, and also pay out to customers through the same rails. I mean, how does a piece of plastic have anything to do with online?

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