The Federal government, in conjunction with major banks and credit card companies, has launched a campaign to stamp out internet banking fraud.

Banks and credit unions targeted

Card skimming and online fraudsters are costing Australians over $120m a year, but there is hope say experts. We've got some tips on how to navigate your local ATM and what to look out for.

Lehman Brothers and Merril Lynch aren’t the only ones frantically liquidating assets this week. Ex-employees are flogging their bank memorabilia on Ebay faster than you can say 'Chapter 11'.

ATM security is so poor worldwide, that many more machines are likely to be easily compromised in the future, warns Kaspersky

An international claims resolution tribunal has published online a revised list of Swiss bank account owners in a bid to compensate victims of the Nazis before or during World War II.

South African ATMs are now being programmed to repel would-be attackers using mace spray when the card box is tampered with. Unfortunately, the machine is still not perfect and accidents can happen

Online shoppers still leaving themselves exposed.

Huge rise in malware should be tackled at the internet level, says securityfirm.

There is a risk of banking websites falling prey to a new form of malicious keyboard logger, but there is a way to reduce your risk

Merging huge IT systems could expose personal and financial information.

Financial institutions bullish on new system, but privacy concerns loom.

Scammers are now attaching false keyboards to ATMs, in an attempt to plunder the bank accounts of unsuspecting users.

AMD is looking to expand its Stream project, which uses graphics chip processing cores to perform computing tasks normally sent to the CPU, a process known as General Purpose computing on Graphics Processing Units (GPGPU)..

Hackers have apparently found a way to decipher the PIN code data from millions of ATM cards without the need for external skimming devices at the ATM

Accounts converted into bonds to prevent banking meltdown.

Covering your PIN code with your hand is no defence against new malware targeting ATMs that has appeared in the Ukraine and Russia, recording card transactions at the machine, including PIN, security number and account details