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Prevent pig butchering scams: Safeguarding against investment fraud

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Avoid fraud losses from pig butchering scams FinCrime professionals looking to prevent pig butchering scams in the age of cryptocurrency can follow these steps to tighten security. Takeaway 1 Investment fraud schemes known as pig butchering scams contributed to $3.3 billion in fraud losses in 2022. billion in 2021.

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AI fraud challenges: How to guard against losses

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Stay up-to-date on AI fraud trends to protect your clientele Emerging AI fraud schemes reveal holes in financial institution's defenses. Here are several suggestions for tightening security. Takeaway 2 Improving security questions is a good step to take to avoid text-to-speech AI fraud schemes.

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India Mulls Requesting eCommerce, Social Media Players To Store Customer Data Locally

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India is mulling the idea of requesting eCommerce and social media companies to only store customer data locally, which could impact the likes of Amazon and Facebook and its WhatsApp messaging service in the country. According to a report in Reuters , the plan was laid out in an updated Draft National Policy.

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Craigslist Founder Invests $5M In Former Facebook Exec’s Security Project

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A $5 million gift from Craiglist’s Craig Newmark Philanthropies will support a new program, led by former Facebook security expert Alex Stamos. Stamos, who left Facebook last August, called the power given to social media companies to police election issues “insane.”. But it’s because governments aren’t stepping up.”.

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Indian Parliamentary Panel Summons Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram Over Users’ Rights

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The Indian parliamentary committee on information technology has asked representatives from Facebook, the messaging app WhatsApp and the photo sharing app Instagram to appear and answer questions about citizens’ rights on social media platforms, according to a report from CNBC. asked Gopalakrishnan S., It is absolutely evil.”.

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Dozens Of Cybercrime Groups Found On Facebook

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Dozens of cybercriminal groups have found a home on Facebook , using the platform’s online marketplace to sell illegal services such as stolen credit card information, as well as account theft and spamming tools, according to Cisco Systems’ Talos security unit.

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Malicious Apps Gained Access To Some Facebook, Twitter Users’ Personal Info

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25), according to CNBC, “Security researchers recently notified us about two bad actors, oneAudience and MobiBurn , [which] were paying developers to use malicious [SDKs] in a number of apps available in popular app stores. A spokesperson for Facebook said in a statement regarding the disclosure on Monday (Nov.

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