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A critical U.S. cybersecurity law sunsets Sept. 30, and banks say losing it would weaken defenses against hackers.
September 6 -
The database contained internal user emails, KPI report templates and other internal data, but no personal or financial customer data.
September 4 -
Attackers used stolen vendor credentials to move $130M, underscoring vulnerabilities in real-time payment systems.
September 3 -
The department is aiming to boost transparency and win Trump's trust after poor economic numbers last month led to a bureaucrat's firing.
September 2 -
The incident appears connected to recent social engineering campaigns, including attacks tied to Salesforce.
August 28 -
The amount was less than $1 million, but the plot reveals clues that can help spot and fight elderly abuse and other financial crimes.
August 27 -
A banking union calls the reversal by Commonwealth Bank "a massive win," but warns the fight to protect human jobs from AI replacement isn't over.
August 25 -
Scattered Spider, a cybercrime gang whose targets include banks, has seen five of its members arrested for SIM-swapping and phishing schemes that stole millions.
August 22 -
The lawsuit argues that a state law from 1967 concerning wiretapping also applies to internet tracking. Similar arguments in related cases have had mixed success.
August 20 -
The pandemic-era program yielded over $60 billion in fraudulent payments, with prosecutions expected for another five years.
August 19
