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        1. Money Safety for Seniors: tips for protecting yourselves and young ones
          Anyone can be a victim of financial fraud and abuse, but scammers often target the elderly and those with fixed incomes. Known as elder fraud or elder
        2. One-time passcodes used to be the security shield
          One-time passcodes used to be the security shield guarding your accounts. Now, they're the new target for cunning scammers. One-time passcode fraud is
        3. App Fraud is on the Rise: Here’s What ikConsumers Should Know to Protect Themselves
          Money transfer apps like Zelle have made our lives much easier – need to pay a friend your share of the dinner bill or send your sibling half of mom’s
        4. Crypto Kiosk Fraud: What You Need to Know During Cybersecurity Awareness Month
          If there is one thing we know for certain about cybercriminals, it’s that they are constantly looking for new ways to separate people from their
        5. Debit Card Features Many Consumers Never Turn On Until After Fraud Happens
          Many banks already offer security features that can catch suspicious activity quickly, yet countless account holders never switch them on until a problem forces the issue.
        6. E-commerce fraud to cost $48 billion globally this year as attacks skyrocket, report says
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        7. Fraud Is Only The Tip Of Retail’s $850 Billion Returns Challenge
          Returns have become an intractable problem for retailers — one that exploded with the rise of e-commerce and has been compounded by a dramatic increase in fraudulent returns.
        8. Why traditional security checks are failing in the age of AI-driven fraud
          Artificial intelligence is reshaping the balance of power in security. Attackers are using AI to make deception look increasingly human while making fraud faster to execute, easier to scale and harder to detect.
        9. Seniors are the highest at risk for
          Seniors are the highest at risk for scams   Elder fraud, also known as elder financial exploitation, has been called the “crime of the 21st
        10. Debit Card Fraud Is the Most Common Scam Banks Are Seeing — and a 60-Day Rule Can Leave Consumers Exposed
          Being the victim of a scam can significantly hurt your finances, especially if it involves a debit card. But it’s also a common occurrence.