How the Joker malware steals people’s money
A new piece of malware with the same name as one of Batman’s most iconic foes is costing Android users money.
The Joker was first detected...
Tech Nation unveils the 23 startups joining its second FinTech growth programme
From SME finance and RegTech solutions to payments and impact retail investment, the 23 startups selected to take part of the second instalment of...
Terrorism funding worries expected to grow the AML market to a worth of $3.6bn...
By 2024, the global anti-money laundering market is expected to double, according to new research from MarketsandMarkets, the research firm.
The Dutch central bank is warning cryptocurrency exchanges and digital wallet providers to get...
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) has announced that cryptocurrency exchanges operating in the Netherlands will be supervised by the central bank from January 10 2020.
OneSpan picked to ensure Volkswagen Bank’s online banking lives up to PSD2 requirements
Volkswagen AG to use mobile security applications created by OneSpan, the trusted identities, e-signatures and secure transactions software provider.
To better combat fraud, financial institutions need a holistic approach – Nets
Financial institutions need a holistic approach to fraud prevention or are in danger of losses spiralling out of control, a new report for payments company Nets.
Increasing number of millennials falling victim to fraud scams
Number of millennials falling victim to scams designed to trick people into handing over cash to fraudsters is rising more than any other age group, according to a study from Lloyds Bank.
UN official says cryptocurrencies make it harder to combat child slavery, terror financing and...
Cryptocurrencies are making it more difficult for law enforcement to prosecute criminals guilty of cyber crime, terror financing, money laundering and abuse of children, according to a United Nations official.
Are these the weirdest ways the European Banking Authority would allow customer authentication?
From vein recognition to the way people write, the European Banking Authority has revealed some odd ways customers can prove their identities under the new SCA rules.
FBI and ASIC partner up in new cryptocurrency probe
Australian and American authorities are undertaking a joint international criminal investigation into cryptocurrencies.