Two of the largest U.S. banks — Bank of America and Citigroup — have issued new credit and debit cards to Massachusetts customers after running into data-safety concerns.
Bank of America and Citigroup each recently issued replacement cards to consumers, telling them in letters that their account numbers may have been compromised. Read the full story [bizjournals.com]
Two of the largest U.S. banks — Bank of America and Citigroup — have issued new credit and debit cards to Massachusetts customers after running into data-safety concerns.
Bank of America and Citigroup each recently issued replacement cards to consumers, telling them in letters that their account numbers may have been compromised. Read the full story [bizjournals.com]
A new ‘fork’ of the Cerberus banking trojan, called Alien, targets victims’ credentials from more than 200 mobile apps, including Bank of America and Microsoft Outlook.
BlackRock, based on the Xerxes source code, can steal info not only from financial apps but also TikTok, Tinder, Instagram, Uber and many others.
The June campaign was targeted and aimed at stealing online banking credentials.
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