Online banking fraud has doubled since 2011, claim Cambridge University security researchers
Governments need to do more to combat online fraud, researchers argue
Infrastructure supporting online fraud has continued to evolve in the past years. Image via Pixabay
Online banking fraud has doubled since 2011, according to a new study conducted by a group of Cambridge University cybersecurity researchers. Writing under Light Blue Touchpaper and led by Professor...
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