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Deep Dive: Emerging Security Threats Facing The CU Space And How Data Analytics Can Help

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Advances in technology are making consumer transactions seemingly more secure, but cybercriminals are still finding sophisticated ways to beat systems and commit financial fraud. A 2018 study on payment fraud mitigation reported that 75 percent of financial institutions (FIs) experienced fraud losses.

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NY Man Gets Jail Time For $390K Card Skimming Scheme

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By using secret card-reading devices and pinhole cameras at various locations, Rusu and others were able to commit a widespread bank fraud conspiracy that targeted various banks in Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey from August 2014 to November 2016, according to law enforcement.

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Reducing Risk and Fraud – Highlights from Jack Henry™ Connect 2022

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We hope you enjoyed the recent Jack Henry Connect conference in San Diego!

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Mitek Unveils Update For Mobile Banking Deposits

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The technology update “will help customers get access to funds securely and quickly,” the San Diego, California-based firm said, adding that the new release will give financial institutions (FIs) “even more control over” the mobile deposit feature. a mobile banking app.

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Bluetooth Security Flaw Makes Data Vulnerable To Attack

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Card skimmers today are largely invisible to the eye, and with wireless Bluetooth technology, it’s easier for thieves to wirelessly download stolen data. But the technology also makes it easier to counteract attacks. A new app, nicknamed Bluetana , can detect even the most discreet skimmers on gas pumps and bank ATMs.

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New App Pinpoints Card Skimmers On Gas Pumps, ATMs

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Now there is an app that can wirelessly reveal the thievery technology, as reported on Wednesday (Aug. Card skimmers today are largely invisible to the eye, but many contain wireless Bluetooth technology, making it easy for thieves to wirelessly download the stolen data. student Nishant Bhaskar. states, the report noted.

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FinCEN Steps up Efforts to Protect Against the Six Biggest Threats to the U.S. Financial System

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Financial criminals are working hard, using technology and innovation to their advantage, to stay one step ahead of FinCEN and financial institutions. As the industry evolves and adopts these new technologies, financial crime evolves right along with it, creating new opportunities for criminals, terrorists, and bad actors.

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