With the recent criticisms regarding Venmo’s security, a new measure brings two-factor authentication to Venmo’s sign-in procedures.
For cybersecurity professionals, the word “Dyre” isn’t just a cause to cringe at the terrible spelling, but also a cause to cringe at the sheer amount of damage done so far.
We discuss the challenges of not only securing payments, but also getting all stakeholders on board for the development and deployment of a global standard.
In a bid to better secure omni-channel commerce, Israel-based Forter has expanded its fraud prevention platform to enable the protection of phone orders.
BMO Harris Bank is testing ATM withdrawals through smartphone authentication.
Jack Ma, CEO of Alibaba, revealed a promising mobile payments security concept during the CeBit tech trade fair called “Smile To Pay.”
Discover’s Ellie Smith explains why chip cards will lead the way for multi-channel payments security.
Wirecard’s upcoming app, boon, marks yet another entrant into the mobile payments market.
Visa has announced it will expand a tokenization service in Europe that will pave the way for an Apple Pay launch.
The wildly popular person-to-person mobile payment leader, Venmo, might be having some security issues.
Fraudsters have exposed a flaw in Apple Pay’s verification system for linking credit cards to the payments app.
IBM’s MobileFirst Platform is designed to make mobile apps more feature-rich, more secure, and lower time to market.
Omlis, a leading mobile solutions and technology firm, highlights the risks surrounding weak banking infrastructure and the application of outdated security practices.
MasterCard has announced the coming of new pilot programs in a move to support Host Card Emulation (HCE).
American Express has introduced its Small Merchant EMV Assistance Program to help small merchants in the US combat fraud through a $10 million reimbursement program.