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Government bets on tech to cut £21 billion fraud
News Francis Maude outlines plans to harness the power of technology to reduce the £21 billion of yearly losses to fraud in the public sector.
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Secondhand smartphones sold with bank details
News Many people are flogging their mobiles but leaving valuable data, such as bank account details, on the device.
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Fraud management budgets to remain 'stagnant'
News Even though businesses expect to see e-commerce revenues jump, many won't be spending any more on fraud management, a report finds.
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Sainsbury’s IT pro busted for Nectar points scam
News A Sainsbury's IT worker stole over 17 million Nectar card points worth over £80,000.
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‘Snapshot’ survey reveals extent of online piracy
News A new study shows billions of visits to illegal filesharing sites, but represents only a fraction of the real issue.
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Fraud cases hit record levels in 2010
News There were 314 reported incidents of fraud in the UK in 2010, a KPMG study shows.
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Visa tech claims $1.5 billion fraud savings
News Visa believes its updated fraud detection technology will provide some big returns.
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Fake anti-virus cold calling warning issued
News One in four people have been contacted by gangs trying to flog fake IT security services, Get Safe Online says.
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British online fraud diligence dropping
News British people are getting worse at protecting themselves from online fraud, a report indicates.
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NIDFPW: Lack of trust in business data handling
News Less than 10 per cent of British citizens completely trust how companies handle their sensitive data, a report shows.
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Phishers jump on HMRC tax blooper
News Phishers have been sending out emails based on the tax blunder affecting millions in the UK.
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iTunes and Amazon 'royalty scammers' charged
News The PCeU has charged 12 people alleged to have placed songs on iTunes and Amazon to buy them with stolen credit cards.
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