Smart Tips to Stop Money From Being Stolen Through Online Banking Approximately 73% of people use some form of online banking at least once a month. But that convenience can come at a cost. In 2021, account takeover fraud increased by 90%. As the ease of online banking has increased, so has banking-related cybercrime. Mistakes That Allow Criminals to Access Your Account • Not Enabling Two-factor Authentication • Falling for a Phishing Scam • Using Easy-to-Guess Passwords • Downloading Unsafe Mobile Apps • Logging Into Online Banking While on Public Wi-Fi Tips for Improving Online Banking Security • Turn On Two-Factor Authentication • Set Up Banking Alerts • Install an Antivirus & DNS Filtering On Your PC & Mobile Device • Take Phishing Training Classes Get Help Protecting Your Family from Scams Give us a call today to schedule a chat about online security.
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Smart Tips to Stop Money From Being Stolen Through Online Banking Approximately 73% of people use some form of online banking at least once a month. But that convenience can come at a cost. In 2021, account takeover fraud increased by 90%. As the ease of online banking has increased, so has banking-related cybercrime. Mistakes That Allow Criminals to Access Your Account • Not Enabling Two-factor Authentication • Falling for a Phishing Scam • Using Easy-to-Guess Passwords • Downloading Unsafe Mobile Apps • Logging Into Online Banking While on Public Wi-Fi Tips for Improving Online Banking Security • Turn On Two-Factor Authentication • Set Up Banking Alerts • Install an Antivirus & DNS Filtering On Your PC & Mobile Device • Take Phishing Training Classes Get Help Protecting Your Family from Scams Give us a call today to schedule a chat about online security.
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Smart Tips to Stop Money From Being Stolen Through Online Banking Approximately 73% of people use some form of online banking at least once a month. But that convenience can come at a cost. In 2021, account takeover fraud increased by 90%. As the ease of online banking has increased, so has banking-related cybercrime. Mistakes That Allow Criminals to Access Your Account • Not Enabling Two-factor Authentication • Falling for a Phishing Scam • Using Easy-to-Guess Passwords • Downloading Unsafe Mobile Apps • Logging Into Online Banking While on Public Wi-Fi Tips for Improving Online Banking Security • Turn On Two-Factor Authentication • Set Up Banking Alerts • Install an Antivirus & DNS Filtering On Your PC & Mobile Device • Take Phishing Training Classes Get Help Protecting Your Family from Scams Give us a call today to schedule a chat about online security.
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Approximately 73% of people use some form of online banking at least once a month. But that convenience can come at a cost. In 2023, account takeover fraud increased by 90%. As the ease of online banking has increased, so has banking-related cybercrime. Mistakes That Allow Criminals to Access Your Account · Not Enabling Two-factor Authentication · Falling for a Phishing Scam · Using Easy-to-Guess Passwords · Downloading Unsafe Mobile Apps · Logging Into Online Banking While on Public Wi-Fi Tips for Improving Online Banking Security · Turn On Two-Factor Authentication · Set Up Banking Alerts · Install an Antivirus & DNS Filtering On Your PC & Mobile Device · Take Phishing Training Classes Stay tuned for more security tips! Follow us to ensure you're always informed and protected #OnlineBankingSecurity #CloudSecurity #PersonalSecurityTips
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Approximately 73% of people use some form of online banking at least once a month. But that convenience can come at a cost. In 2023, account takeover fraud increased by 90%. As the ease of online banking has increased, so has banking-related cybercrime. Mistakes That Allow Criminals to Access Your Account · Not Enabling Two-factor Authentication · Falling for a Phishing Scam · Using Easy-to-Guess Passwords · Downloading Unsafe Mobile Apps · Logging Into Online Banking While on Public Wi-Fi Tips for Improving Online Banking Security · Turn On Two-Factor Authentication · Set Up Banking Alerts · Install an Antivirus & DNS Filtering On Your PC & Mobile Device · Take Phishing Training Classes Get Help Protecting Your Business from Scams Send us a message today to schedule a chat about online security. #OnlineBankingSecurity #CloudSecurity #SecurityTips
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Stay safe from digital banking scams! Avoid open WiFi, update apps, use antivirus & VPN, and be cautious of suspicious links and calls. Monitor your accounts regularly. https://lnkd.in/gcegKuxf #CyberSecurity #OnlineBanking #StaySafe
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Hey friends, isn't holiday shopping just the best and the worst at the same time? I love the festive atmosphere but the struggle with never ending rush hour and all the hassle with comparing prices at different vendors and all their various discount models feels unreal this year. And then there are all the scary scams and frauds around digital payment options. Are you up to date on how to protect against TOADs, ATS modules or the various malware as a service threats? Did you check if your mobile banking app is targeted by Nexus, Pixbankbot, Xenomorph, Saderat, Hook, Vultur or other malware? Do you have no idea what I'm talking about? No worries, I just recently learned about these threats myself. It's so difficult to keep up with the extremely fast evolving mobile threat landscape. To make sure that you are up to date on the current threat situation the Zimperium team has just released the latest edition of our Mobile Banking Heist Report, explaining attack techniques and providing best practice recommendations on how to deal with a constantly evolving threat landscape. You can download a copy of the report for free here: https://lnkd.in/d_r-wbCH Happy holidays! Talk soon.
2023 Mobile Banking Heists Report | 29 Malware Families Targeting 1,800 Mobile Banking Apps
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People's WiFi Password: 'SuperSecure123' Their Online Banking Password: '1234' And then they wonder why their bank accounts keep getting drained🤦♂️ It's no secret that cybercriminals are always on the lookout for easy targets. And unfortunately, many of us are making it way too easy for them. Think about it - we go to great lengths to protect our homes with strong locks, alarms, and security systems. But when it comes to our digital lives, we're often using the digital equivalent of a paper bag for protection. Weak passwords, unsecured WiFi networks, and a general lack of cybersecurity awareness are a cybercriminal's dream come true. It's like leaving your front door wide open and then wondering why someone keeps stealing your valuables. The good news is, protecting yourself doesn't have to be complicated or time-consuming. Simple steps like using strong, unique passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and being cautious about public WiFi can go a long way in keeping your digital assets safe. And if you're a business owner, you should also be thinking about the security of your payment processing. Partnering with a reputable high-risk payment processor like PAYCLY Merchant Services can help ensure your customers' financial information is protected, reducing the risk of fraud and chargebacks. https://paycly.com/ So let's all make a pact - no more '1234' passwords, okay? Your bank account (and your peace of mind) will thank you. #paycly #Cybersecurity #PasswordSecurity #FinancialSecurity #PaymentProcessing #HighRiskMerchants #PayclyMerchantServices
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🛡TIPS ON PROTECTING YOUR VOICE DATA FROM SCAMMERS 🗣 Banks say using your voice data is an extra layer of biometric protection against fraud and cybercrime. However, voice can easily be cloned using AI. You can opt out of your bank using your voice data by calling the customer service line and asking to opt out of voice authentication. You can also check if they offer other security features, such as: 🔑 Secure Keys - that generate one-time passcodes 🚨 Banking Alerts - for real-time account activities 🔒 Account Lockout Features - after failed login attempts 🪟 Advanced Access - for additional verification steps if you are login in from a new location, for example Other tips: ✅ Be sure to turn on two-factor authentication ✅ Consider an authenticator app that uses biometrics such as your face or fingerprint ✅ Only log onto your bank accounts from a network you trust #cybersecurity #cybercrime #wealthmanagement
Banks want your voice data for extra security protection. Don't do it!
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It's an interesting move here in Singapore. Although it is indeed true that OTP's are open to Phishing, any solution is open to abuse without context. Scams and APPF don't rely on access to accounts like many phishing attacks do. A lack of context however really doesn't help. This move could also cause a two-tier security system as consumers not using a mobile phone are likely going to have to rely upon FIDO 2.0 based solutions which do not include "What You Sign Is What You See" capabilities as it has been targeted towards passwordless authentication. Mobile banking Apps do not need to rely on this standard and can augment FIDO's UAF standard to provide much-needed context. There are other solutions but they require additional drivers to work on Windows or Mac OS-based systems. Unfortunately, financial fraud, much like water, will follow the path of least resistance, so while I welcome the move to reduce phishing etc I would temper that with the expectation to add more context for customers! https://lnkd.in/eyx75KZY
Banks in Singapore to phase out One-Time Passwords
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✅ Here are some key tips to secure your online banking: 🔐 Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Add an extra layer of security by requiring a second verification step 🔐 Use Strong, Unique Passwords: Combine letters, numbers, and symbols; avoid reusing passwords across multiple sites 🔐 Beware of Phishing Scams: Don't click on suspicious links or open unexpected attachments, especially in emails asking for your banking details 🔐 Regularly Monitor Your Account: Frequently review your bank statements and transaction history to detect any unauthorized activity 🔄 Update Your Software Regularly: Ensure your device’s operating system, apps, and antivirus software are always up to date 🛜 Avoid Public Wi-Fi for Banking: Use a secure, private connection or a VPN when accessing your bank account online 🔄 Log Out After Each Session: Always log out when you finish your online banking session, especially on shared or public devices 🔐 Use Banking Apps with Built-In Security Features: Many banking apps offer advanced security features, such as biometric authentication (fingerprint or facial recognition) 🔐 Set Up Account Alerts: Enable notifications for transactions, logins, or any changes to your account to stay informed in real-time 🔐 Regularly Change Your Password: Periodically update your password to minimize the risk of it being compromised #4guysit #security #cybersecurity #protect #mobile #banking #onlinebanking #4guystech
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