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Savvis faces bank lawsuit over CardSystems data breach

Merrick Bank has launched a multi-million dollar lawsuit against Savvis, accusing the vendor of erroneously telling it that CardSystems Solutions complied with Visa and MasterCard security regulations less than a year before the payment processor's systems were hacked, compromising up to 40 million credit card accounts.

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Fraudster bank worker's code cracked by scout handbook

A bank worker who tried to steal £1.2 million using customer details nabbed from his employer's computer system, was caught after police used a scouting handbook to crack his code, a court has heard.

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NZ couple on the lam after Westpac mistakenly gives them NZ$10m

New Zealand police and Interpol are hunting a couple who are believed to have fled the country after Westpac mistakenly deposited NZ$10 million into their bank account.

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Barclays worker jailed for stealing £455,000 from Lloyds chairman

A Barclays worker has been sentenced to three years in prison for helping to steal £455,000 from the account of Victor Blank, chairman of rival bank Lloyds.

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New York ATM skimming gang steals $500,000

New York police are on the hunt for a gang of thieves accused of using ATM skimming technology to steal account details and PIN numbers before withdrawing over $500,000.

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Heartland to fight MasterCard data breach fine

Heartland Payment Systems says a fine of over $6 million imposed on it by MasterCard in relation to the massive data breach it suffered last year is illegal and will be contested.

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Diebold pays $25m to settle SEC charges as Q1 profit tumbles

Diebold has agreed to pay $25 million to settle a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) fraud investigation into how the US cash machine manufacturer recognises its revenue.

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Fed bank IT worker charged with ID theft and fraud

A former IT worker at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRB-NY) and his brother have been arrested for allegedly stealing the personal information of bank employees and using it to obtain loans.

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Investment banker and husband sentenced for stealing £61,000 from ATM

An investment banker and her husband have been handed suspended jail sentences after admitting stealing £61,400 from a faulty HSBC cash machine in Essex.

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BoA, MasterCard, Visa sued over e-commerce payments patents

Actus, a recently formed US holding company, is suing 20 companies, including Bank of America, MasterCard, Obopay and Visa, accusing them of infringing four patents related to an electronic payments system for e-commerce.

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Goldman in legal battle with hell-raising blogger

A US man who writes a critical blog about Goldman Sachs has filed a lawsuit against the investment bank after it threatened legal action over his use of the goldmansachs666.com domain name.

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London card cloning gang accused of stealing £3.5m

A gang of five fraudsters who ran a global credit card cloning ring out of a London flat stole £3.5 million in just a few days, a court heard yesterday.

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Canadian government re-introduces ID theft legislation

The Canadian government has re-introduced what it calls "tough" legislation designed to combat identity theft, which is estimated to cost the country over $2 billion a year.

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Israeli hacker suspected of $10m theft

Ehud Tenenbaum, a notorious Israeli hacker arrested in Canada last year in relation to the theft of around $1.5 million, is now suspected of breaking into the systems of four US institutions as part of a global "cashout" conspiracy that resulted in the loss of at least $10 million.

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Heartland threatens rivals over PCI compliance claims

Heartland Payment Systems is threatening legal action against competitors it says are misleading merchant customers with claims they will be penalised for doing business with the processor after it was struck off Visa's list of Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliant service providers.

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Australian ATM skimming gang nets $500,000

Australian police are hunting thieves suspected of stealing over $500,000 from ANZ customer bank accounts using details obtained from a skimming device attached to a cash machine in Melbourne.

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Cryptomathic sues BBS for patent infringement

Security vendor Cryptomathic has filed a lawsuit in Oslo against Norway's BBS alleging patent infringement relating to the use of digital mobile signatures for Internet banking applications.

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Payzone sued by Welcome Break in ATM row

Ireland's Payzone has confirmed it is being sued by UK motorway service station operator Welcome Break in a dispute over ATM maintenance targets and charges made to customers for cash machine withdrawals.

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Korea's Woori to deploy Norkom AML software

Korea's Woori Bank has chosen anti-money laundering technology from Dublin-based Norkom to help it comply with recently introduced AML regulations.

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MarketAxess scoops bid/offer list trading patent

Electronic fixed income network MarketAxess has been granted a US patent for its bid/offer list automated trading functionality.