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Npower, one the UK's big six energy providers serving serving 3.6 million residential and business accounts, has shut down its mobile app after hackers accessed customers accounts, inluding partial bank details.
26 February 2021
Singapore's DBS is to use the Government's Singpass digital identity and authentication system to provide clients with biometric face verification for corporate account opening.
24 February 2021
BBVA has today announced that it will be the first bank in Europe to deploy Google Cloud’s security analytics platform Chronicle and will use AI and machine learning to predict and prevent cyberattacks.
23 February 2021
Goldman Sachs has joined Trusted Computing Group (TCG) as the not-for-profit turns its attention to fintech security.
Four in five people in Ireland say they have received a text, call or email in the last year that they believe was from fraudsters, according to an AIB survey.
22 February 2021
The US Department of Justice has unsealed charged against three North Korean computer programmers it says conspired to steal and extort more than $1.3 billion in cash and cryptocurrency.
17 February 2021
Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken has launched a venture fund to invest in early-stage crpto and fintech startups.
11 February 2021
Nationwide Building Society has teamed up with the new Swindon Institute of Technology to recruit apprentices in area such as cybersecurity, software development and DevOps.
Ten hackers who stole over $100 million in cryptocurrencies from celebrities and influencers in a rash of SIM-Swapping attacks have been apprehended in an international swoop co-ordinated Europol.
Reserve Bank of New Zealand govenor Adrian Orr has placed the blame for a recent file sharing breach squarely on the shoulders of tech provider Accellion
10 February 2021
Westpac is introducing new tools to clamp down on the use of payment channels to send abusive and threatening messages to recipients via the description and reference fields in online banking transactions.
A criminal network that used shell companies to steal over $12 million from 50 US financial institutions has been dismanteld following a cross-border strike co-ordinated by Interpol.
04 February 2021
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