Fraudsters and criminals stole $4.26bn from cryptocurrency users in the first six months of...
Insider thefts were the most common form of cryptocurrency theft, according to cryptocurrency tracker CipherTrace’s latest report.
Loyalty fraud incidents are on the rise
Loyalty fraud has seen a sharp rise in 2019, with the number of incidents increasing by 89% compared with last year.
Revealing the nine biggest money laundering and fraud cases in Britain in 2019
A Top Gear mechanic and a pan-European criminal gang are among the criminals the HM Revenure and Customs is most proud of having caught in 2019.
The Malta Financial Services Authority warns of coronavirus scam spike
The authorities in Malta have joined the regulators around the world warning businesses about a rise of coronavirus related scams.
Pockit customers’ accounts frozen because of the Wirecard scandal
Challenger bank Pockit has been forced to freeze all customers' accounts because of the Wirecard scandal and tells users to go to local welfare assistance schemes if they can't pay for their essentials.
MarketOrders launches blockchain to prevent gold and jewellery fraud
Gold and jewellery marketplace MarketOrders is launching an end-to-end blockchain solution in order to combat inefficiencies and minimise fraud.
How OakNorth has weathered the Covid-19 crisis and Brexit so far
Despite Covid-19 and Brexit, challenger bank OakNorth claims to have been able to avoid many of the hurdles other neobanks have faced.
Fourth annual RegTech100 list reveals the world’s most innovative RegTech companies
From: RegTech AnalystAs demand for compliance solutions is shooting through the roof, RegTech Analyst has revealed the 100 most innovative companies in the world...
Money laundering rules in Hong Kong are about to get stricter
A Hong Kong regulator is about to make the region's money laundering rules even stricter to prevent illicit funds from flowing out of mainland China.
The west is facing a moment of reckoning on cybersecurity, GCHQ chief warns
The head of GCHQ has claimed the UK and its allies face a moment of reckoning where the global direction of cybersecurity may not be shaped and controlled by the west.