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SIM Swappers Are Exploiting eSIM Vulnerabilities for Financial Frauds: Report
SIM swapping crimes are on the rise globally, according to a new report. These crimes are primarily committed using eSIM (Embedded Subscriber Identity Modules) users. eSIMs are digitally stored SIM cards which are embedded into a device using a software. Hackers are now reportedly exploiting vulnerabilities within this technology to brute force int...
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Hackers Steal Rs 1.5 Lakh From Noida Woman's Card Without OTP, PIN
Noida-based Neha Chandra had a shock of her life when, on a New Year vacation to Paris, got her wallet stolen in the Metro and within 15-20 minutes, hackers stole over Rs 1.5 lakh from her debit and credit cards without any OTP or PIN.
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Your Credit Card Can Be Hacked In Just Six Seconds: Study
It may take as little as six seconds for hackers to guess your credit or debit card number, expiry date and security code, say scientists who were able to circumvent all security features meant to protect online payments from fraud.
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Bebe Stores Confirms Payment Card Security Breach
Bebe said the affected transactions were made between Novemer 8 and 26, the day before Thanksgiving.
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UAE-Based Indian's Debit Card Hacked in US
A debit card belonging to an expatriate Indian in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was hacked into and used for unauthorised transactions in the US, media reported on Wednesday.
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Hackers steal South Korean credit cards data to aid forgeries
Hackers stole the personal information of about 200,000 South Korean credit card users, using some to make fake cards and rack up fraudulent charges of about 120 million won, an official of the country's financial regulator said on Friday.
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Target hackers stole encrypted bank PINs: source
The hackers who attacked Target Corp and compromised up to 40 million credit cards and debit cards also managed to steal encrypted personal identification numbers (PINs), according to a senior payments executive familiar with the situation.
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Hackers target 500,000 credit cards in Australia
Police have asked people to regularly check their financial statements and advise their banks if they notice any irregular transactions.
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SIM Swappers Are Exploiting eSIM Vulnerabilities for Financial Frauds: Report
SIM swapping crimes are on the rise globally, according to a new report. These crimes are primarily committed using eSIM (Embedded Subscriber Identity Modules) users. eSIMs are digitally stored SIM cards which are embedded into a device using a software. Hackers are now reportedly exploiting vulnerabilities within this technology to brute force int...
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Hackers Steal Rs 1.5 Lakh From Noida Woman's Card Without OTP, PIN
Noida-based Neha Chandra had a shock of her life when, on a New Year vacation to Paris, got her wallet stolen in the Metro and within 15-20 minutes, hackers stole over Rs 1.5 lakh from her debit and credit cards without any OTP or PIN.
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Your Credit Card Can Be Hacked In Just Six Seconds: Study
It may take as little as six seconds for hackers to guess your credit or debit card number, expiry date and security code, say scientists who were able to circumvent all security features meant to protect online payments from fraud.
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Bebe Stores Confirms Payment Card Security Breach
Bebe said the affected transactions were made between Novemer 8 and 26, the day before Thanksgiving.
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UAE-Based Indian's Debit Card Hacked in US
A debit card belonging to an expatriate Indian in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was hacked into and used for unauthorised transactions in the US, media reported on Wednesday.
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Hackers steal South Korean credit cards data to aid forgeries
Hackers stole the personal information of about 200,000 South Korean credit card users, using some to make fake cards and rack up fraudulent charges of about 120 million won, an official of the country's financial regulator said on Friday.
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Target hackers stole encrypted bank PINs: source
The hackers who attacked Target Corp and compromised up to 40 million credit cards and debit cards also managed to steal encrypted personal identification numbers (PINs), according to a senior payments executive familiar with the situation.
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Hackers target 500,000 credit cards in Australia
Police have asked people to regularly check their financial statements and advise their banks if they notice any irregular transactions.
