Revolut adds new layer of security after customers complain of being scammedRevolut is adding an extra layer of biometric identification verification called 'wealth protection' to stop unauthorized transactions and fraudulent activities on its platform.
Dear, did you say pastry?': meet the AI granny' driving scammers up the wallAn AI bot named Daisy effectively combats scammers by engaging them in friendly, distracting conversation, showcasing a novel use of artificial intelligence.
Revolut adds new layer of security after customers complain of being scammedRevolut is adding an extra layer of biometric identification verification called 'wealth protection' to stop unauthorized transactions and fraudulent activities on its platform.
Dear, did you say pastry?': meet the AI granny' driving scammers up the wallAn AI bot named Daisy effectively combats scammers by engaging them in friendly, distracting conversation, showcasing a novel use of artificial intelligence.
T-Mobile reaches $31.5 million settlement with FCC over past data breachesT-Mobile will pay $31.5 million in fines and commit to significant cybersecurity improvements following data breaches exposing millions of customers' data.
Protect Your Customers From Phishing This Holiday Season And BeyondThe holiday season increases the risk of customer phishing attacks, necessitating stronger security measures to protect both customers and brand reputation.
Cyberattack at AnnieMac affects 171,000 customersAnnieMac suffered a data breach affecting 171,074 customers, involving sensitive personal information and initiated a response with credit monitoring for those impacted.
Cylance clarifies breach, dodges questions about the sourceThe data allegedly being sold on a crime forum related to Cylance's marketing from 2015-2018 is not believed to have compromised current customers or sensitive information.
T-Mobile reaches $31.5 million settlement with FCC over past data breachesT-Mobile will pay $31.5 million in fines and commit to significant cybersecurity improvements following data breaches exposing millions of customers' data.
Protect Your Customers From Phishing This Holiday Season And BeyondThe holiday season increases the risk of customer phishing attacks, necessitating stronger security measures to protect both customers and brand reputation.
Cyberattack at AnnieMac affects 171,000 customersAnnieMac suffered a data breach affecting 171,074 customers, involving sensitive personal information and initiated a response with credit monitoring for those impacted.
Cylance clarifies breach, dodges questions about the sourceThe data allegedly being sold on a crime forum related to Cylance's marketing from 2015-2018 is not believed to have compromised current customers or sensitive information.
BBC secret filming shows pubs not enforcing safety schemeThe Ask for Angela initiative is failing due to inadequate staff response despite widespread implementation.Major chains like Greene King and JD Wetherspoon struggle with proper training for the Ask for Angela program.
The bank named in more fraud complaints than any major UK competitorRevolut faces scrutiny over its fraud reporting and security measures, as it led UK banks in fraud complaints in 2023.
93F and no electricity: why some US utilities can cut power despite heatwavesUtility policies allow for power shutoffs during heatwaves, posing serious health risks.Recent regulations in Virginia aim to protect utility customers from disconnections in extreme heat.
JetBrains fingers Rapid7 for customer ransomware attacksJetBrains defends against Rapid7's claims of silent patching by emphasizing responsible vulnerability disclosure.JetBrains criticizes Rapid7 for releasing full details and exploit code of vulnerabilities just hours after patches, resulting in customer harm.
American Express blames third-party for card data leakAmerican Express card numbers exposed through third-party vendor breachAmex reassures customers by stating they aren't liable for fraudulent charges
FTC cracks down on H&R Block for deleting tax data when users want to downgradeH&R Block accused of deceiving customers with online tax filing productsFTC accuses H&R Block of making it difficult for customers to downgrade services
More energy firms allowed to forcibly fit prepayment meters again following scandalEnergy firms E.On and Tru Energy permitted to resume prepayment meter installations after meeting Ofgem's conditions.Strict conditions include audits, compensations, and monitoring data for firms to be allowed to forcibly fit prepayment meters.
Adobe trapped customers' with hard-to-cancel subscriptions and hidden fee, feds allegeAdobe faces lawsuit for allegedly making it difficult and costly for subscribers to cancel their subscriptions.