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Robert Siciliano

Child Identity Theft

Child identity theft is a growing problem. The Federal Trade Commission estimates that there are 500,000 new victims every year. The culprits are often parents or others who have direct access to the ...

24 Aug 2010
Robert Siciliano

High School Football Team Player Burglars

I was 17 once. I hung around with good kids, not so good kids and very bad kids. Teens heavily influence one another in ways that can have a direct impact on their futures. When you are young and new ...

24 Aug 2010
Robert Siciliano

Banks Need You to Partner in Security

Sticking your cash in a mattress has never been a good idea. That’s why we have banks. Banks have safes, insurance, and other systems in place to ensure that multiple layers of security protect your m...

24 Aug 2010
Uri Rivner

First Class flights and Margaritas on the beach

You spend all year long working, and in summer time you deserve some R&R. Option 1: look after holiday packages. Fly charter, book a reasonably priced hotel, and rent a compact car to do some sigh...

23 Aug 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
Robert Siciliano

Cameron Diaz Named Most Dangerous Celebrity in Cyberspace

Cameron Diaz has replaced Jessica Biel as the most dangerous celebrity to search for on the Web, according to security company McAfee, Inc. (NYSE: MFE). For the fourth year in a row, McAfee research

20 Aug 2010
Robert Siciliano

Are Contactless Payment Methods Secure?

“Contactless,” in this context, refers to the use of a wireless device. A payment is contactless when, instead of inserting your credit or debit card, you hold your card or keychain device within a fe...

19 Aug 2010
David Divitt

Bringing the customer into the fraud prevention process

This news is very encouraging for banks and consumers around the world. It’s great to see banks taking steps to give their customers as much control as possible over their account. At the moment it s

18 Aug 2010
A Finextra Member

Victims of financial crime. Could you be next?

Did you know that according to a recent report from Javelin there’s a one in ten chance that money will be fraudulently withdrawn from your bank account? Face it. That means you have a good chance of ...

17 Aug 2010
Robert Siciliano

Scummy Scammers and Targeted Attacks

I make a portion of my living speaking professionally. That means I get on a platform and present in front of an audience on issues revolving around personal security and identity theft. So when I got...

17 Aug 2010
Robert Siciliano

Travel Security and Identity Theft Scams

Traveling for business or pleasure is hectic, unnerving, not at all glamorous and often draining. Often, we say we need a vacation after a vacation. And when traveling, the last thing you need is to b...

13 Aug 2010
A Finextra Member

The 8.9m FSA fine breaks new ground in AML enforcement

To date, most large fines for AML or sanctions violations have been accompanied by a juicy real story of Mexican drug traffickers, Russian mobsters, crooked politicians, terrorist supporters or rogue ...

12 Aug 2010
Robert Siciliano

Summertime Scams and Identity Theft

For everything in life, there is a corresponding scam. Scammers spend their energy trying to separate hardworking, law-abiding citizens from their money, and they’ll take advantage of any opportunity ...

11 Aug 2010

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