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Phone Stolen? Things to Do to Keep Your Banking Details and Online Wallet Safe
If your phone gets stolen, your financial details will be at risk. Here are a few things you should immediately take care of if your handset gets lost or is stolen.
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Google Confirms It Is ‘Working Diligently’ on Calendar Spam Fix
Google has now confirmed that it is aware of the of the issue and is ‘working diligently to resolve this issue’.
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Google Calendar Spam: How to Stop Being Bombarded by Unwanted Calendar Invites
Google Calendar spam invites could be filled with malicious links, and clicking on them may lead to a potential theft of private data.
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British Airways Fined $229 Million Over Customers' Data Theft
British Airways has been fined more than 183 million pounds after computer hackers last year stole bank details from hundreds of thousands of passengers, its parent group IAG said Monday.
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Selling Smart Phones Could Lead To Crucial Data Theft: Expert
At a time when phishing and hacking of banking data is showing sharp rise, retrieving your banking details from your discarded and sold smart phones is a child's play with data recovery softwares.
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7 People Acting As Bank Employees, Arrested For Cyber Theft In Delhi
Seven people were arrested for allegedly duping more than hundred people by masquerading as bank employees and collecting their bank details, police said.
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31 Held In China For Personal Information Infringement
Chinese police have arrested 31 people for stealing more than 2 billion items of personal information, including bank account details, and selling them on the Internet, authorities said today.
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Bangladesh Bank Hack: Missing Cyber Crime Expert Found
Bangladeshi cyber-crime expert that went missing in the wake of the largest cyber heist in the country has been found, but details are scant.
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Bank, credit card details of UK customers sold in India: Report
A sting operation conducted by The Sun shows how bank and credit card details of British customers held in call centres in India are allegedly being sold for small amounts of money.Here's the report by The Sun:"NDTV cannot vouch for the authenticity of this sting"
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Phone Stolen? Things to Do to Keep Your Banking Details and Online Wallet Safe
If your phone gets stolen, your financial details will be at risk. Here are a few things you should immediately take care of if your handset gets lost or is stolen.
-
Google Confirms It Is ‘Working Diligently’ on Calendar Spam Fix
Google has now confirmed that it is aware of the of the issue and is ‘working diligently to resolve this issue’.
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Google Calendar Spam: How to Stop Being Bombarded by Unwanted Calendar Invites
Google Calendar spam invites could be filled with malicious links, and clicking on them may lead to a potential theft of private data.
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British Airways Fined $229 Million Over Customers' Data Theft
British Airways has been fined more than 183 million pounds after computer hackers last year stole bank details from hundreds of thousands of passengers, its parent group IAG said Monday.
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Selling Smart Phones Could Lead To Crucial Data Theft: Expert
At a time when phishing and hacking of banking data is showing sharp rise, retrieving your banking details from your discarded and sold smart phones is a child's play with data recovery softwares.
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7 People Acting As Bank Employees, Arrested For Cyber Theft In Delhi
Seven people were arrested for allegedly duping more than hundred people by masquerading as bank employees and collecting their bank details, police said.
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31 Held In China For Personal Information Infringement
Chinese police have arrested 31 people for stealing more than 2 billion items of personal information, including bank account details, and selling them on the Internet, authorities said today.
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Bangladesh Bank Hack: Missing Cyber Crime Expert Found
Bangladeshi cyber-crime expert that went missing in the wake of the largest cyber heist in the country has been found, but details are scant.
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Bank, credit card details of UK customers sold in India: Report
A sting operation conducted by The Sun shows how bank and credit card details of British customers held in call centres in India are allegedly being sold for small amounts of money.Here's the report by The Sun:"NDTV cannot vouch for the authenticity of this sting"
