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Identity Theft, Real-Time Payment Scams Top Concerns for Singapore Consumers

Fintech News

The study shows that 26% of Singaporeans fear being tricked into sending money to criminals, exposing them to immediate and often irretrievable financial losses. Identity theft remains a prominent worry, with 25% of respondents citing it as their top financial crime concern.

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Digital Identity Verification 

Segpay

The Importance of Reliable Digital Identity Verification In a digital world, ID verification is a trust-building mechanism that protects both the user and the organization. Digital identity verification helps businesses comply with these regulations.

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Data Dive, Criminality Edition: Fingerprints And Wire Fraud And Money Laundering (Oh My!)

PYMNTS

The marketplace operators sell the data to cybercriminals who use it for identity theft, online fraud and other crimes – and the data is worth anywhere from $5 to $200. Crime and Punishment: Money Laundering. They then sent malicious emails from these addresses to the compromised contact lists.

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FinCEN Director Talks Digital Identity And Fraud Protection

PYMNTS

With billions of compromised credentials exposed online, there is a high likelihood that most users of the U.S. financial system have had some information about themselves … compromised at some point.”. “These are attempts, and, often because of diligent work by bank compliance officers, do not represent actual losses.

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Email B2B Scams Cost $26B Over Last Three Years

PYMNTS

But that message is apparently lost on criminals, who, according to a new report, have stolen some $26 billion over the last three years in a scam generally known as “ business email compromise.”. This is not the first time the FBI has sounded a warning about business email compromise. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Fraud Trends.

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Google And Facebook Scammed Out Of $100M

PYMNTS

Department of Justice (DoJ) announced plans to charge a man allegedly responsible for an $100 million business email compromise scam. The DoJ alleges that the man, Evaldas Rimašauskas, used a business email compromise (BEC) scam to trick Facebook and Google into paying fake invoices, impersonating manufacturer Quanta Computer.

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Mapping Fraud’s DNA

PYMNTS

Payments and commerce fraud has its own ecosystem, one that includes criminals, servers and other computing devices, IP addresses, compromised payment cards and stolen personal data, and even houses and other physical locations. It becomes like a glowing beacon compared to what you normally see in the background.”.