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Malware in Latin America: What the Threats Compromising the Region Reveal
Malware continues to evolve in Latin America, but one of the most relevant findings lies not only in the families detected, but also in the patterns that are repeated across different countries.
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From Rule Engines to Explainable AI: How Risk Decisions Are Evolving in Banking
For decades, risk decisions in financial institutions were dominated by rule engines. If a transaction exceeded a certain amount, originated from an unusual location, or violated a specific policy, the system responded with a predefined actio
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Injection Attacks in 2026: Why They Remain a Leading Cause of Security Breaches
Technologies evolve. Programming languages change. Architectures migrate toward microservices and APIs. However, injection attacks remain one of the most widely used techniques by cybercriminals to compromise applications and access sensitive information.
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When the Victim Installs the Attacker: The Rise of Remote Access Fraud in Latin America
Instead of breaking into a system, attackers convince victims to install legitimate remote access applications themselves. Once installed, these tools provide criminals with direct control of the device, allowing them to observe user activity, manipulate online banking sessions and authorize fraudulent transactions in real time.
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Fraud Rings and Mule Networks: The Criminal Ecosystems Behind Modern Financial Fraud
Modern financial fraud is no longer carried out by individuals. It operates through criminal networks.
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Deepfakes and Financial Services: When Seeing Is No Longer Believing
The ability of artificial intelligence to generate increasingly realistic synthetic images, videos, and content is transforming how organizations understand digital identity.
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Synthetic Identity Fraud: The Most Dangerous Identity May Be a Person Who Never Existed
When we think of identity fraud, we usually imagine a straightforward scenario: an attacker obtains stolen information from a real person and uses it to open an account, apply for a financial product, access digital services, or commit fraud in their name.
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Latrodectus Malware: The Silent Successor to IcedID
When a widely used malware family disappears or loses strength, the risk doesn't disappear with it. In many cases, the criminal ecosystem simply reorganizes, reuses infrastructure, adapts techniques, and migrates to new tools capable of performing the same function more discreetly.
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How Artificial Intelligence Is Lowering the Barrier to Fraud
Today, artificial intelligence, Fraud-as-a-Service ecosystems, and automation tools are lowering the barriers to entry, allowing advanced fraud techniques to become more accessible, scalable, and difficult to detect.
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Voice Cloning Fraud: The New Identity Threat Powered by Artificial Intelligence
Advances in generative AI have made voice cloning technology more accessible, allowing attackers to replicate a person's voice using only a few seconds of publicly available audio.
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OverlordMX and the Rise of Session Hijacking in Modern Banking Fraud
New malware operations such as OverlordMX are part of a growing wave of threats focused on session abuse, browser manipulation and authenticated fraud against financial institutions and digital banking users.
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Fake FIFA World Cup 2026 Websites Are Becoming a Growing Fraud Risk
These campaigns are increasingly being used to steal credentials, payment information and digital identities through phishing techniques and malicious user flows.
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