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FBI Sets Sights On Payroll Fraud Scheme

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To that end, the the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), a hub to bring complaints to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), is eyeing payroll fraud. Often steered toward a prepaid card owned by the cybercriminal, said IC3. In Europe, especially, nations must be on the lookout for payment card fraud. The deposits?

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Biometric Security Crucial for Fraud Protection and CX

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Biometric Security Crucial for Fraud Protection and CX. Because customers value ease of use and good fraud protection most, FIs must balance scam protection with making things easy for good customers – but not TOO easy. How FICO Can Help You Fight Application Fraud. Download the white paper on this survey.

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What Is First-Party Fraud?

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What Is First-Party Fraud? From banks to telcos to debt collection agencies, what looks like unrecoverable bad debt may in fact be first-party fraud. For many people, the word “fraud” evokes images of shadowy criminals using stolen identities and purloined credit card information to commit financial crimes. by Matt Cox.

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First-Party Fraud and the Hidden Drain on Revenues

FICO

For many people, the word “fraud” evokes images of shadowy criminals using stolen identities and purloined credit card information to commit financial crimes. Perhaps surprisingly, consumers sometimes use their own personal information to commit fraud. Both of these crimes are first-party fraud.

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5 Strategies for Fighting First-Party and Synthetic Identity Fraud

FICO

In my previous post I looked at what was driving synthetic identity fraud and discussed the difficulties in classifying both first-party fraud and synthetic identity fraud. An inherent challenge with first-party fraud is sorting out fictional customers from real ones without reducing business. What to Do.

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Why Do Fraudsters Use Synthetic Identities?

FICO

Traditionally, credit application fraud has been perpetrated in two ways: First-party fraud – where the criminal uses their own identity to commit fraud, even if they obscure some details in order to prevent detection. Where fraud data sharing is in place, their scope may well be limited across multiple organizations.

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Is The Grass Really Greener On The Omnichannel Side?

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In its latest white paper, titled “Omni-Channel Payments for Merchants: Myth or Reality?,” From payments security and PCI compliance to frictionless commerce and cross-border considerations, the move to facilitate omnichannel payments is much easier said than done. “At

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