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Unveiling digital fraud: Insights into scam trends and prevention in the UK payment sector

The Payments Association

An examination of authorised push payments (APP) scams in 2023, their impact on victims, and the platforms most exploited. Over 340 million was lost to APP scams, affecting trust in payments and digital platforms. These scams lead victims to fake websites or organisations, further broadening the threat. Why is it important?

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The state of fraud in 2024: Key mid-year takeaways

The Payments Association

Whether through fake profiles, phishing emails, or fraudulent advertisements, criminals are finding new ways to manipulate people into sharing their financial details or authorising payments. Internet banking fraud , once a dominant form of remote fraud, saw a dramatic 37% drop in cases and an 11% reduction in losses.

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The Fintech Times – Edition 59

The Fintech Times

Could handing more control to AI mean less human oversight in critical decisions, or even open the door to new risks in fraud detection and compliance? And we can’t ignore the darker aspects of AI, especially its role in sophisticated online scams, including romance scams and phishing. Happy reading!

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How Advanced Technology is Driving Authorized Push Payment Fraud

Seon

APP fraud’s end goal is the transfer of money to an account controlled by a fraudster for something that never existed in the first place – be it goods, services or under the guise of “help.” Often, the fraudsters enter through impersonation, a romance scam or another type of social engineering fraud scam.