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September 2014

Sharing knowledge to tackle online banking fraud

This article in our Royal Holloway Security Series argues that an information sharing service between national banking systems and law enforcement agencies could counteract online fraud.

Improving communications to stop fraudsters
The InfoSharing framework
Sharing information on fraudulent accounts throughout the banking industry

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