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    A global survey has revealed that 39 percent of financial institutions experienced at least one security breach within the past year.

  • Online banks: Prime targets for attacks

    Instead of a note and a gun, high-tech bank robbers use a program and an e-mail. Security firms are working overtime to ward off the mounting number of hack attacks.

  • Tracking money trails with technology

    Technology has become an increasingly vital tool in the international fight to uproot terrorist financial networks, and measures are being taken to help financial institutions mine their customer data. What are the implications regarding consumer privacy?

  • Qantas Credit Union on the hunt for hackers

    One of Australia’s largest private credit unions is shopping around for ‘rent-a-hackers’ to test the security of its Web site, after the company hosting its online service refused to conduct the testing on its behalf, ZDNet Australia has learnt.

  • Dark side of cyberlife

    As banks and Web services require more personal data, many users see it as a painful choice: Risk exposing your information to hackers or lose out on some excellent opportunities.

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