Fraud & Identity Theft
Several major tech and retail companies have signed an industry accord against online scams and fraud.
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US conducts sweeping crackdown on Southeast Asian cyberscam operations as part of what officials say is a “new theater of war”.
Several major tech and retail companies have signed an industry accord against online scams and fraud.
The social media giant has disabled more than 150,000 accounts powering scam centers in Asia.
A first-person journey from undetected fraud to defending trust—how life events, neurodiversity, and hard-won insight shaped a former fraudster into a fraud fighter.
Cybercriminals impersonating financial institutions have targeted individuals, businesses, and organizations of different sizes.
Between 2016 and 2021, the suspects defrauded 4.3 million cardholders in 193 countries of €300 million (~$346 million).
The individuals ran a highly sophisticated cybercrime-as-a-service (CaaS) platform that caused roughly €5 million (~$5.8 million) in losses.
In an indictment, federal prosecutors charged Prince Holding Group chairman Chen Zhi with wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy.
Resistant AI will use the funding to expand its fraud detection and transaction monitoring offerings to new markets.
The company will invest in its AI and real-time detection platform, in global expansion, and in strategic partnerships.
US Treasury sanctions Russian and Chinese entities tied to North Korea’s use of fake IT workers, who exploited stolen identities, AI, and malware to...
Why context, behavioral baselines, and multi-source visibility are the new pillars of identity security in a world where credentials alone no longer cut it.
Deepfakes are causing security problems for governments, businesses and individuals and making trust the most valuable currency of the digital age.
AI voice clones can impersonate people in a way that Altman said is increasingly “indistinguishable from reality” and will require new methods for verification.
With generative AI enabling fraud-as-a-service at scale, legacy defenses are crumbling. The next wave of cybercrime is faster, smarter, and terrifyingly synthetic.
Tech support scammers are using sponsored ads and search parameter injection to trick users into calling them.
Fake college enrollments have been surging as crime rings deploy “ghost students” — chatbots that join online classrooms and stay just long enough to...