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Digital Identity Verification 

Segpay

In today’s digital world, online ID verification has become a crucial component of customer onboarding. As we move our personal, financial, and governmental interactions to digital platforms, the need for reliable and efficient digital identity verification processes has become critical.

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Data Breaches 101: What They Are And How To Prevent Them

VISTA InfoSec

These commonly breached records include: Personal Information Names, addresses, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, driver’s license details, passport numbers, patient healthcare records, insurance policy information, financial statements, etc. But some data types see higher breach rates than others.

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How randomized Social Security numbers aided identity fraud

Payments Source

Visa is leaning more heavily on its Issuers’ Clearinghouse Service to help banks combat the rise of synthetic fraud, which it attributes in part to a security measure adopted by the Social Security Administration years ago.

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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. With fraudsters getting bolder, banks, retailers and consumers are recognizing that stronger verification is now a necessity. Around the Digital Fraud World.

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Identity Theft: Moving Beyond Rules-Based Russian Roulette

PYMNTS

After the Mueller indictments, do banks’ “day zero” identity verifications need a makeover? We’re referring, of course, to the act of opening a bank account from scratch, from the beginning – providing everything from name, address, Social Security number, identity documents and the like…. In the U.S., Think again.

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What is Third-Party Fraud?

Fi911

They demonstrate the diverse methods and strategies employed by fraudsters to exploit individuals and financial institutions for their own gain: Identity Theft A criminal steals an individual’s personal information, such as Social Security number, bank account details, or credit card information, and uses it to impersonate the victim.

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Deep Dive: Why New Hacking Technology Has Made Application Fraud More Difficult To Fight

PYMNTS

First-party fraud seems difficult to perpetrate because loan applications typically require identity verification with Social Security numbers, which enable banks to track down loan applicants who go off the grid. The bad actors then cut off all contact with the bank, preventing it from recouping its losses.