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Understanding POS Security: Protecting Your Business and Customer Data

VISTA InfoSec

According to the Identity Theft Resource Center’s (ITRC) 2023 Business Impact Report , 73% of small business owners in the US reported a cyber-attack within the previous year, underlining the growing popularity of small businesses as a target among malicious actors.

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What is eCommerce Fraud?

Fi911

This type of fraud can take various forms, including identity theft, chargeback fraud, and phishing attacks. Account Takeover Fraud Account takeover fraud involves cybercriminals gaining unauthorized access to a victim’s online account, often through the use of stolen login credentials or phishing schemes.

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Some of the Top Fraud Events and Scandals in Payments

Clearly Payments

From the Target data breach that compromised millions of customer accounts to the collapse of Wirecard AG following revelations of accounting fraud, these fraud events serve as stark reminders of the vulnerabilities within payment systems. Over 40 million credit and debit card accounts compromised.

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Report: Overcoming ID Fraud’s Technology Blind Spots

PYMNTS

Senior citizens are the demographic group most vulnerable to identity fraud, as they are often not as digitally savvy as their younger counterparts nor as adept in online security best practices. There were 223,163 cases of identity theft that year across all generations, with 42 percent of them consisting of bank and credit card fraud.

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US Card Skimming Grew Nearly 5x in 2022, New FICO Data Shows

FICO

For 2022, we saw a significant increase in compromised cards resulting from skimming activity. Total compromise cards were up 368% from 2021, with more than 161,000 impacted cards identified — nearly a 5x increase over 2021. Now that we have data from the entire year to review, we are seeing the alarming trend continue.

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Balancing AI’s Benefits and Threats Across Fraud and Cybersecurity

Seon

As AI-driven progress continues to surge, questions arise about maintaining its progress over the long term without compromising security. AI’s capabilities, like machine learning algorithms, are being trained to identify and exploit vulnerabilities, automate phishing attacks and bypass traditional security measures.

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Fraud’s New Paradigm: Let Fraudsters In, But Never Let Them Leave

PYMNTS

What’s more, fraudsters are getting smarter, building out identities and initiating money transactions that are made to appear as legitimate as possible before making their move. Yet, how can banks protect against identity theft and application fraud with so many details compromised? Around the Digital Fraud World.