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Scammers Prove Corporate Payments Fraud Comes In All Shapes And Sizes

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But the BEC scam is not the only kind of business payments fraud plaguing firms today. This week's B2B Digest looks at how corporate finance scams come in all shapes and sizes, from employee expense fraud to invoice falsification. PYMNTS breaks down the numbers behind the latest cases below.

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Synthetic Identity Fraud: Prevention & Detection Tips for Financial Institutions

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Synthetic ID fraud is growing quickly and hurts FIs and customers Knowing the schemes associated with synthetic identity fraud and how criminals avoid detection can help minimize losses. Takeaway 1 Synthetic identity fraud is a growing form of identity theft in which an individual is impersonated by using stolen information.

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Actually, 3B Users Were Affected By 2013 Yahoo Hack

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Yahoo announced that it now believes a 2013 security breach exposed all 3 billion of its users at the time. Verizon was able to purchase Verizon for $350 million less than expected due to the 2013 data breach and a subsequent 2014 hack. Yahoo hasn’t been able to identify who was responsible for the 2013 breach, but the U.S.

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How Axis Bank Prevents Identity Fraud With Video-Based Onboarding

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Fraud Threats To Digital Banking. Social Security numbers. Another threat is identity fraud, in which bad actors will either steal an individual’s identity or forge a new one, and then use it to open new accounts or apply for fraudulent loans they have no intention of paying back. Identity fraud accounted for $16.9

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We Heart It Announces Data Breach From 2013

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So far, only information from the company’s user account database was leaked, which included details like email addresses, usernames and encrypted passwords for accounts that were created between 2008 and November of 2013. Currently, the company said it has found no evidence that there were any unauthorized logins or wrongdoing.

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MN Man Admits Helping MyPayrollHR With NY Fraud

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5) to one charge of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, stating that he assisted New York-based MyPayrollHR CEO and Founder Michael Mann defraud two companies, according to multiple reports last week. Steiner said he helped the 49-year-old Mann allegedly defraud two finance companies out of nearly $13 million between 2013 and 2019.

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Payments Company Owner Gets Jail Time For Debit Fraud

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Gareth David Long, a 41-year-old Las Vegas resident, was sentenced to 70 months in prison for fraud for stealing money from victims’ accounts, the Department of Justice said in a press release. Long pled guilty in November of 2019 to a scheme where he committed wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.

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