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Keep your money safe from sneaky screen scraping

Many fintech apps utilize screen scraping, requesting online banking passwords to access sensitive financial data. This poses significant cybersecurity risks, including loss of legal protections and unauthorized transactions. Experts, including the Government of Canada, recommend against sharing banking credentials with apps and advise using secure means to access financial information.
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3 AI-powered scams to watch out for

Artificial intelligence is transforming fraud techniques, enabling scammers to impersonate victims and personalize scams more effectively. Key scams include the grandparent scam, fake orders, and authorized push payment fraud. Solutions involve vigilance against unexpected messages, verification methods, and advanced AI tools from payment providers to enhance fraud prevention and cybersecurity awareness.
Natuashish band council office, cultural stage burn down hours after election
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Natuashish band council office, cultural stage burn down hours after election

RCMP are investigating a fire that severely damaged the Mushuau Innu First Nation Band Council Office and a cultural stage early Friday morning. Newly-elected Chief Patricia Andrew condemned the incident, urging community unity. Former chief Nui expressed shock and support for Andrew, emphasizing the need for transparency and rebuilding efforts amidst rising rumors.