Two-factor Authentication May Not Be Enough Anymore, Here's What Is

SIM swapping attacks, a fraudulent method of taking over internet accounts by means of exploiting two-factor authentication, are a growing concern among information security specialists. For providers of wireless telecommunications services, SIM swapping can be extremely embarrassing because it involves social engineering attacks perpetrated against customer service representatives in order…

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Central Banks Assess Risks of Distributed Ledger Technologies

Three monetary and cryptocurrency analysts discussed the challenges and prospects of digital currencies issued by central banks. This discussion took place on March 7, 2020 at Massachusetts Institute of Technology's officially-sponsored Bitcoin Expo 2020. Those experts discussed distributed ledger technologies (DLT) and how they could improve the current…

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The Better Business Bureau Spot-Lights Cryptocurrency Scams

The Better Business Bureau is warning Americans about cryptocurrency investment scams. Typically, scams operate by promising investors a high rate of return, which is believable to people as they read about early Bitcoin investors who made millions. The BBB says three out of 10 fraudulent transactions involving U.S. and…

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India is One Step Closer to Working With Crypto Companies

Banks in India can now do business with crypto companies. Previously, the Reserve Bank of India wouldn't let banks open accounts for crypto firms, however, the Indian Supreme Court overruled the ban, saying the bank hadn't proven cryptocurrency trading was risky for the banking system in…

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