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Digital Fraud Attacks Rise 17% in Financial Services, Driven by Payment and Account Creation Fraud

Fintech News

Global highlights: January – December 2023, Source: Confidence Amid Chaos: Managing Fraud and Scams with Data and Analytics, LexisNexis Risk Solutions In financial services, new account creation attacks increased by 12% YoY, driven by increases on the mobile channel, primarily mobile browser. Despite this high volume.

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How To Keep Fraudsters From Scamming Banks Across Every Nook And Channel

PYMNTS

Account takeovers (ATOs) rose 347 percent from 2018 to 2019 — a problem that will only worsen if financial institutions (FIs) are not vigilant. Fraudsters equipped with such information could then easily access victims’ online accounts using legitimate credentials and take control of the customers’ funds.

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How P.F. Chang’s Keeps Customer Data Under (Lettuce) Wraps

PYMNTS

Account takeovers, brute force attacks and credential stuffing are some of the most popular methods, with rewards and loyalty programs being especially tempting targets for their stored payment data and personally identifiable information. Deep Dive: How AI Helps QSRs Stop ATOs And Credential Stuffing.

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Deep Dive: QSRs Leverage AI To Fight ATOs And Credential Stuffing

PYMNTS

These merchants have always been vulnerable to in-person fraud, including coupon or promotion scams, but digital channels create new avenues that bad actors can exploit. Restaurants are diving head first into digital innovations, such as mobile ordering and rewards programs.

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AP Automation Combats COVID Scams

PYMNTS

Business email compromise (BEC), B2B phishing scams, synthetic identities, fake accounts and trillions of aid dollars flooding out at a time of maximum uncertainty make this a fraudster’s paradise.

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Keeping Cybercrooks Out Of Digital-First Banking

PYMNTS

PYMNTS recently reported Federal Trade Commission (FTC) figures finding, “More than 200,000 Americans were scammed out of $145 million relating to the pandemic since the beginning of 2020.” Consumers Getting Wise To Scams. Fortunately, the general population is getting savvier about cyber scams. It’s on banks to deter them.

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Cybersecurity Trends For 2024 With TransUnion, Forter, WatchGuard, Vouched, FIDO Alliance, Fusion

The Fintech Times

“But with the popularity of generative AI (shout out to ChatGPT and FraudGPT), fraudsters can now make their social engineering scams even more convincing at an unheard of scale. A few years ago, this would be a homerun for consumers and a major deterrent for fraudsters,” says Abrahams.