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Phishers take aim at MasterCard SecureCode

Security experts are warning of a new phishing scam in which fraudsters are targeting MasterCard customers with false promises of discounts on future purchases.

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Stolen bank details going cheap on the Web

Cyber criminals are selling stolen bank account and credit card details for knock down prices at online supermarkets as part of a thriving and maturing underground economy, according to Internet security outfit Symantec.

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Phishers target HMRC data loss victims

Phishing fraudsters have been targeting people whose confidential details may have been contained on computer discs lost last year by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), according to Internet security firm McAfee.

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Lords to follow up cyber crime inquiry

The UK's House of Lords is to conduct a follow-up inquiry into personal Internet security after the Government ignored recommendations on fighting cyber crime given in its original August 2007 report.

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Phishers targeting company executives

Cyber fraudsters are increasingly conducting targeted phishing attacks against high-level executives in order to glean confidential information that can be used to gain illegal access to company bank accounts.

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PayPal to acquire online risk outfit Fraud Sciences

Person-to-person payments outfit PayPal is acquiring Fraud Sciences, an Israel-based developer of online risk tools, for $169 million.

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Phishers targeting phishers

In a new twist, would-be fraudsters are being scammed by a gang offering free do-it-yourself phishing kits on the Internet, says e-security outfit Netcraft.

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Natwest most targeted by phishers

Natwest is the financial institution most targeted by phishing fraudsters, according to a study conducted by UK anti-spam outfit Clearmymail.

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FBI warns of rise in vishing attacks

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is warning of an "alarming" rise in so-called "vishing" attacks which involve fraudsters using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology to con banking customers into disclosing personal data.

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Security experts warn of Trojan.Silentbanker

Experts at security firm Symantec are warning of a new trojan program that circumvents two-factor authentication systems and intercepts account information before it is encrypted.