A Spanish hacker found a flaw to sleep in palaces... for one cent euro a night
A Spanish hacker exploited a flaw in online payment systems to stay in luxury hotels for only one cent instead of 1000 euros per night.
Banks and police will more vigorously combat online fraud
Estonian banks are now authorized to halt suspicious payments and notify police in efforts to prevent significant fraud, with over €29 million lost to scams last year.
This is How E-commerce Worked in the '90s – "No One Does Significant Business with Electronic Money"
The article explores the early days of e-commerce in Finland during the 1990s, highlighting the challenges and uncertainty surrounding online payments.
European Parliament supports digital euro online and offline
The European Parliament has endorsed the issuance of both online and offline versions of a digital euro, contrasting with the initial proposal focusing solely on the online aspect.
New calls for DWP benefits payment card to replace cash
A new online petition is urging the UK Government to replace cash payments for benefit claimants with a payment card system to ensure welfare money is spent on essentials.
Discounts: How to Protect Yourself from Online Scams
As discounts begin, more than 60% of consumers believe they can identify online scams themselves, while only 40% use security software to protect their payments, according to Kaspersky data.
Inps contributions for domestic workers and caregivers: goodbye to paper bulletins, payments will be made online only
Starting this year, the Inps contribution payment system for domestic workers and caregivers transitions to a fully digital format, phasing out paper bulletins in favor of online payments through various digital platforms.