By Helen Gaskell Published June 23, 2014 There is rising concern for online and mobile security within banks in the region, according to secure identity solutions expert HID Global.
As one of the most "impactful trends", the digital banking revolution is said to be bringing compelling challenges for the cards and payments industry, and for banks to successfully evolve to next generation banking, they must secure their online and mobile channels to maintain the trust that they have gained with their customers through traditional service channels.
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(Global rise in Android banking and payment malware)
By: HNS Staff/ Posted on 10.07.2014
Mobile banking and mobile payment malware – malicious software that can extort money from users by hijacking personal information and spoofing bank sites or apps to trick victims into sharing personal data – rose in the month of June.
The number of infected mobile devices worldwide, as well as the number of malware variants targeting the Android platform, increased in June at a high speed, according to Cheetah Mobile.
Help Net Security/ Full Read Here/ http://www.net-security.org/malware_news.php?id=2803
(Global rise in Android banking and payment malware)
By: HNS Staff/ Posted on 10.07.2014
Mobile banking and mobile payment malware – malicious software that can extort money from users by hijacking personal information and spoofing bank sites or apps to trick victims into sharing personal data – rose in the month of June.
The number of infected mobile devices worldwide, as well as the number of malware variants targeting the Android platform, increased in June at a high speed, according to Cheetah Mobile.
Help Net Security/ Full Read Here/ http://www.net-security.org/malware_news.php?id=2803
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