Devices, credentials can help protect online transactions
The old way of robbing a bank meant busting into a branch, brandishing a weapon and ordering a teller to hand over all the money.
Next-gen criminals accomplish their stealing from the comfort of their own homes. Their weapon of choice is malware, and the scene of the crime is often a bank’s website. Although they may have abandoned some of the more violent tactics, today’s thieves are more dangerous when it comes to emptying money out of bank accounts.
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