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Since October 2024 banks must reimburse victims of APP fraud. The first review shows the system works, but it does not cover every case.
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Since October 2024 banks must reimburse victims of APP fraud. The first review shows the system works, but it does not cover every case.
The National Crime Agency and NatWest are warning businesses about invoice fraud and “supplier bank detail change” scams. The rule is simple: check, verify, never pay blind.
An employee of a British firm transferred about £20m to fraudsters after a video call with a fake finance director. The technology used is now cheaper and more accessible.
A UK Finance report shows payment fraud losses rose again. The biggest problem is transfers that victims make to fraudsters themselves.
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The closer the end of the identity verification transition period, the more messages impersonating Companies House. We show how to tell them apart.
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