Tag: Online Banking Fraud

In this first article of a two-part series, IBM X-Force exposes some of its research on the typical malware and tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) used in Brazilian financial cybercrime.

Open banking is changing the way people manage their money, transforming the relationship between customers and financial institutions.

While consumers can't change their personal information, they can take preventative measures to protect their data from new account fraud.

New account fraud is rising in popularity among cybercriminals due to the frequency with which users are opening new online banking accounts.

Financial companies that provide mobile services need advanced malware detection tools and threat intelligence to protect customers from financial fraud.

As banking and retail institutions adopt stronger security measures, cybercrime trends are shifting to maximize fraudsters' ROI.

With so many ways to connect with banks today, financial organizations need omnichannel fraud detection tools to distinguish customers from fraudsters.

IBM Research — Haifa Labs detected yet another malware campaign, dubbed EmbusteBot, designed to target dozens of financial institutions in Brazil.

The revised Payments Services Directive (PSD2) is designed to open the online banking and e-commerce markets to new forms of regulated payments.

Cognitive fraud detection technology enables banks to enhance mobile security without diminishing the seamless user experience customers demand.