• Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 11: Control Removal – The Criminals' Backdoor

  • May 27 2024
  • Length: 14 mins
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Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 11: Control Removal – The Criminals' Backdoor

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  • Welcome to another episode of our Learning from Financial Fraud Series. In this eleventh episode, we'll look at what can be learned from a recent scam involving an unauthorized debit. Craig Jeffery provides his insights on the situation, the attack method, the loss, and the key takeaways. More from this series: Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 10: Learning from Deepfake Scams Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 9: Payment Server and Network Compromise  Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 8: Payment Server Breach  Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 7: Understanding “Pig Butchering”  Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 6: Unpacking the Bernie Madoff Ponzi Scheme  Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 5: Uncovering the Enron Accounting Scandal  Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 4: Unmasking the FTX Fraud & Safeguarding Your Assets  Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 3: Unraveling the Wirecard Fraud – Safeguarding Your Business  Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 2: Understanding the Satyam Scandal and Its Consequences  Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 1: Unveiling the Parmalat Fraud Scandal and Bankruptcy 
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