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Hyper-Realistic Masks Are Extremely Hard To Spot – 5 February 2020

by admin | Feb 5, 2020 | News & Analysis

Hyper-realistic silicone masks can help criminals to commit identity fraud. The task is to find ways to improve people’s rates of detecting when someone is wearing a mask....

Toll Group confirms “targeted” ransomware attack – 4 February 2020

by admin | Feb 4, 2020 | News & Analysis

Toll Group, the logistic giant confirmed it is the victim of a “targeted ransomware attack” . They have immediately isolated and disabled IT systems to stop the malware from spreading and are investigating the criminal activity....

Why Hayne succeeded where ASIC was overlooked – 4 February 2020

by admin | Feb 4, 2020 | News & Analysis

ASIC revealed widespread problems with banks charging fees for no services in 2016. It was met with excuses and lies. It took a royal commission to bring accountability and public confessions....

Poor security habits leave credit card holders exposed to fraud – 4 February 2020

by admin | Feb 4, 2020 | News & Analysis

Research shows that for the year to June 30, 2019, “card not present” (CNP) activity accounts for 86.3 per cent of all fraud on cards. CNP fraud occurs when valid card details are stolen and used to make purchases or other payments without the card,...

Fake coronavirus warning emails could infect your computer – 3 February 2020

by admin | Feb 3, 2020 | News & Analysis

Victims are sent an email warning coronavirus has been discovered in their local area, with a file attached regarding infection prevention measures.  The file contains a dangerous type of malware campaign capable of stealing banking logins, financial data, and even...

Jail for Latvian fraudster with expensive taste – 3 February 2020

by admin | Feb 3, 2020 | News & Analysis

Mr Malisevs defrauded ANZ and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia out of $411,906. He used EFTPOS machines linked to bank accounts he set up under false identities and sent money overseas using the cryptocurrency bitcoin....
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