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Frauds typically involve perpetrators infiltrating user accounts directly. Cybercriminals deploy a variety of tactics, and phishing is the most popular. But as you go through that enrollment process, we are doing a number of things behind the scenes to validate you are who you say you are.
In fact, phishing attacks may become even more prevalent as FedNow rises in popularity. That’s because scammers will know that the fast and permanent nature of FedNow payments will mean that one fleeting lapse of judgment could mean an account holder loses their money to a simple trick.
The healthcare industry is also busy fending off fraudsters in its contact centers, especially as seniors face an increase in phishing attempts and robocalls. Fraudsters targeted new account creations and payments, but account logins remained relatively safe from quarter to quarter in 2018.
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