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The state of computer security
Since computer Malware plays a significant part in credit card fraud and identity theft, I thought I’d share some statistics. Continue reading
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Tagged identity theft, Important Fraud Prevention Sites, Mac, Security
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On line credit card fraud is going to soar
The current economic situation can only mean an increase in credit card fraud for on-line merchants. Continue reading
Posted in Chip and PIN, e-Commerce, fraud, fraud trends, identity theft, merchant, profit from fraud
Tagged Data Breach, fraud, fraud trends, identity theft
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Why Identity Theft is such a problem!
If you are one of those that wonders why Identity Theft has become such a problem, wonder no more. Here’s just a few reported in one week. Continue reading
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Tagged Data Breach, fraud trends, identity theft
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More on Bank of New York Mellon
Now Bank of New York Mellon is reporting not one but two incidents of loss of unencrypted data, but their website says, “Protecting the confidentiality and integrity of our clients’ information is one of The Bank of New York Mellon’s highest priorities” so it’s all OK. Continue reading
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Tagged Bank of New York Mellon, Data Breach, fraud trends, identity theft
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Even Some Banks are Careless
According to ComputerWorld, Bank of New York Mellon Corp. transported an unencrypted computer tapes with 4.5 million client records and the tapes are lost. Continue reading
Posted in credit card fraud, Data Breach, identity theft
Tagged Data Breach, identity theft, Security Breach
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