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  • SMS security for NetBank users

    Commonwealth Bank online banking customers can request SMS or token-based two-factor authentication to improve the security of their accounts, the bank announced.

  • CBA prepares for malware attacks

    Malware-led attacks will increase as cybercriminals respond to tougher security measures, including two factor authentication, according to the Commonwealth Bank's head of e-commerce.

  • CommBank not denying alarming NetBank fraud report

    The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) has opted not to deny a report today containing allegations its online banking facility is currently playing host to hundreds of scams involving unauthorised transactions each week.

  • Another e-mail scam targets Commbank customers

    The Commonwealth bank has moved quickly to side-step a spam e-mail that attempts to trick recipients into divulging Internet banking usernames and passwords.

  • CBA service levels lag transformation programme

    Customer service at the Commonwealth Bank (CBA) is still not making the grade despite an AU$1.5 billion, three-year transformation project nearing the end of its life, according to new CBA chief Ralph Norris.

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