e-fraud

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e-fraud

(Electronic-FRAUD) Online trickery and deception. See phishing and hijacking.

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The President underscored the need for the bodies of telecom regulators in the continent to place priority attention to protecting their consumers from e-fraud,

Buhari Charges African Telecom Regulators On E-Fraud, Cyber Crime

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The course included five themes, such as cybercrimes law, misuse of information technology systems and e-fraud.

Information Ministry Concludes Training Course

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Victimisation in a digitised society; a survey among members of the public concerning e-fraud, hacking and other high volume crimes

Global Banking News-January 2, 2014--Victims of e-fraud to be compensated under new rule

Victims of e-fraud to be compensated under new rule

There is no electronic voting machine or risk of e-fraud: as the votes are counted, a scrutineer calls out the name and a needle and thread is passed through each ballot.

Papal conclave: Ancient ritual and high-tech security

Security of purchase, particularly online, could become a major consumer concern if identity theft, e-fraud and mistrust of the financial sector continue.