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Cyber Virus Stealing Credit Card Details Using COVID-19 Information: CBI
A malicious software called Cerberus is stealing financial data such as credit card details by luring people with COVID-19 related information, the Central Bureau of Investigation has warned states, Union territories and agencies after receiving Interpol inputs.
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Wi-Fi Devices Vulnerable to KRACK Attacks: Your 10-Point Cheatsheet
KRACK attacks make it possible “to steal sensitive information such as credit card numbers, passwords, chat messages, emails, photos” from any Wi-Fi device.
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Europe's Police Need Data Law Changes to Fight Cybercrime: Europol
Big Data predictive software is now used by criminals to identify the most lucrative targets for credit card frauds
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FBI warns US retailers to expect more credit card breaches
The agency discovered about 20 hacking cases in the past year that involved the same kind of malicious software used against Target.
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In India, Online Retailers Take a New Tack
Many Indians are unwilling to use credit cards online. So retailers offer options- like cash on delivery. Amazon, which has a software development office in Bangalore, is hiring employees for an Indian site.
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Roommate steals Rs 65,000, passport from city techie
25-year-old Srikanth Reddy N, a software engineer with IBM, had to suffer a loss of Rs, 65,000 when his roommate Madhura alias Abhi, who claimed to be a doctor, fled with two of his credit cards and his passport.
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Cyber Virus Stealing Credit Card Details Using COVID-19 Information: CBI
A malicious software called Cerberus is stealing financial data such as credit card details by luring people with COVID-19 related information, the Central Bureau of Investigation has warned states, Union territories and agencies after receiving Interpol inputs.
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Wi-Fi Devices Vulnerable to KRACK Attacks: Your 10-Point Cheatsheet
KRACK attacks make it possible “to steal sensitive information such as credit card numbers, passwords, chat messages, emails, photos” from any Wi-Fi device.
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Europe's Police Need Data Law Changes to Fight Cybercrime: Europol
Big Data predictive software is now used by criminals to identify the most lucrative targets for credit card frauds
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FBI warns US retailers to expect more credit card breaches
The agency discovered about 20 hacking cases in the past year that involved the same kind of malicious software used against Target.
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In India, Online Retailers Take a New Tack
Many Indians are unwilling to use credit cards online. So retailers offer options- like cash on delivery. Amazon, which has a software development office in Bangalore, is hiring employees for an Indian site.
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Roommate steals Rs 65,000, passport from city techie
25-year-old Srikanth Reddy N, a software engineer with IBM, had to suffer a loss of Rs, 65,000 when his roommate Madhura alias Abhi, who claimed to be a doctor, fled with two of his credit cards and his passport.
