Cybercrime and conveyancing

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Money laundering… mortgage fraud… now conveyancer hacking. Walker Morris’ Banking Litigation specialist, Alasdair Urwin, explains the latest fraud risk of which lenders, borrowers, conveyancers and the general public should be aware. Conveyancing solicitors: safe as houses? Many of us are familiar with ‘phishing’. This…

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U.S. And India To Join Forces Against Cybercrime

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Last week, representatives from both the United States and India met to discuss how the two nations could work together to fight back against the growing community of cyber criminals. The meeting, called the U.S.-India Cyber Security Dialogue, gave both sides…

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Beating Cybercrime: The weakest link

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans In an increasingly interconnected world, all banks have a stake in making it as hard as possible for cybercriminals to achieve their objectives, writes FX-MM’s Paul Golden. The revelation earlier this year that up to one billion dollars had been stolen from more…

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The Security of Things: IoT and cybercrime

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans The Internet of Things (IoT) is heralded as the next disruptive technology to transform the economy, business and consumer lifestyles alike. However, as cybercrime becomes a national issue, IoT presents the biggest opportunities yet for sophisticated hackers to capitilise on vulnerabilities…

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Cyber-crime hits Napa County wineries

Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans As many as 250,000 customers who used their credit cards at dozens of Napa Valley wineries this April had their financial information and personal data stolen by a cyber-thief. However, according to one attorney, no evidence of significant fraudulent use of…

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