Online fraud stories
Nuance enhances Gatekeeper AI to better protect seniors from fraud, prioritising elderly callers in call centres amid rising cyber threats during COVID-19.
Cloudera's unified data and analytics approach aids financial institutions worldwide in reducing crime costs, enhancing security, and boosting customer trust.
Black Friday is arguably the most anticipated retail sales period in the world, when brands offer consumers the largest discounts and promotional offers.
The LexisNexis study found that there was an average of almost 400 successful monthly fraudulent transactions in the South East Asia region.
YouAppi aims to allow brands to make real-time adjustments and optimise marketing efforts in order to reach customers at any point in the funnel.
Finance leaders must embrace new technologies and combat fraud to drive growth and mitigate risks, says SAP Concur.
The FBI, with the help of F-Secure, has dismantled the 3ve ad fraud ring that manipulated traffic from 1.7 million IPs, generating USD $30 million in revenue.
Mobile app fraud has risen by 680% since 2015, as hackers target mobile channels for fraud, according to RSA Security's Q1 2018 Fraud Report.
PwC's study has found for the first time ever cybercrime has become the most common form of fraud with nearly a quarter resulting in a loss of £700k.
Cybercriminals are ditching the 'quick buck' methods of stealing credit cards and are instead going after identity data.
Rampant online fraud in APAC is shaking consumer trust in digital services, with a new study revealing one in five people directly impacted by fraud.
Thousands of New Zealanders face fraud and blackmail each year as many still skip basic online security steps, CERT NZ says.
Remote workers and online shoppers in New Zealand are facing a surge in Covid-19-themed phishing, ransomware and malware attacks.
Phishing campaigns are exploiting coronavirus anxiety, with fake health alerts and newly registered domains helping criminals harvest credentials.
The service has been put through a robust Privacy Impact Assessment and it was developed in accordance with New Zealand's current privacy legislation.
High early adoption rates and extensive mobile device use make Asia the ideal testing ground for fintech development.
Digital identity could soon make everyday transactions easier for New Zealanders, as privacy and security concerns grow around online services.
This unease is warranted given the growing sophistication of scammers and their activities, and numbers of attempted fraud.
Phishing is expected to drive bigger breaches in 2018 as mobile scams, cloud attacks and ransomware spread beyond email filters.
Rising digital dependence is exposing businesses and households to more phishing scams, malware and other attacks, NZTech warns.
