Attackers are moving away from traditional PC banking malware and increasingly relying on social engineering and dark web marketplaces, while mobile financial malware continues to grow, according to the latest Kaspersky financial cyber threats report.
Kaspersky has announced an update to the Kaspersky Cloud Workload Security (CWS) offering, introducing AI-powered workload analysis, enhanced integrations, and performance optimizations designed to help organizations better secure complex cloud and hybrid environments.
At The Art & Architecture of Trust, an event hosted by IDfy Philippines, leaders from banking, risk, and technology industries gathered to discuss what fraud really means in a digital-first world.
A new consumer study released by iProov, the world’s leading provider of science-based biometric identity verification solutions, warns that deepfakes have triggered The Great Trust Recession, in which digital authenticity has been undermined and skepticism has reached unprecedented levels.
CIBI Information Inc. has launched the Fraud Intelligence Data Sharing (FIDS) Network to enable institutions to share fraud signals through a secure, centralized database.
As threat actors shift from lone-wolf attacks to industrial-scale "Crime-as-a-Service" (CaaS) models, iProov’s Security Operations Center (iSOC) has become an industry-leading source for identity threat data.
The recent Unit 42 2026 Global Incident Response Report, released by Palo Alto Networks, reveals an era of accelerated attacks in which AI, sprawling attack surfaces, and identity fuel the majority of breaches.
Planet VPN advises limiting the amount of personal video content shared online, as bad actors often use publicly available footage to create deepfakes and then target users. Protecting all of your accounts with multi-factor authentication is also essential.
While the trend may seem creative and entertaining, Kaspersky warn that this practice can expose personal information and enable the creation of personalized, large-scale fraudulent messages, a very real threat today.