Content tagged with Security posted in September 2014
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Shellshocked: A Future Of ‘Hair On Fire’ Bugs
Most computers affected by Bash will be updated within 10 years. The rest will be vulnerable for the lifespans of all humans now living. This should concern us. But then, global warming should also concern us.
Must. Kill. Passwords.
Three companies at Finovate showcased alternatives to ineffective passwords for online authentication.
Chip & Pain: EMV Will Not Solve Payment Card Fraud
Switching to EMV cards will lower retail fraud, but it's not enough. Here's the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Gartner: 75% of Mobile Apps Will Fail Security Tests Through 2015
The rise of BYOD means enterprises must implement security testing and containment solutions, according to new Gartner research.
Now Flatter, Cheaper Networks Can Be Secure, Too
Why banks no longer have to choose between cost and security with their networks.
5 Things Apple Got Right With ApplePay
Several major mobile payments players have failed to draw great interest from consumers. Here are five ways Apple has set itself up for success.
Is Your Fraud Case Management System Holding You Back?
How to tell if you are getting the most out of your fraud case management system.
PayPal Enables 'One Touch' Mobile Payments & Bitcoin Transactions
PayPal customers will now be able to make one-click payments in mobile shopping apps, and soon will be able to pay with Bitcoins.
How the Ukraine Crisis Is Affecting the Global Banking Industry
The conflict in Crimea has far-reaching effects on the banking industry.
Doubling Down on 'Card Not Present' Fraud
Betting that the EMV shift will push fraudsters online.
Home Depot The Latest Hack Victim?
Home improvement chain--along with law enforcement and banks--are investigating 'unusual activity.'
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