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Volume: 6 Issue: 5
(May 2012)
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Mobile Banking: Putting a lock on mobile banking apps: security issues
Security is a huge issue for consumers when using mobile banking applications, which are often less secure than banks think. Matt Peachey, Vice President of Veracode for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, explains how banking applications on mobile devices are exposing user data, and how the problem can be mitigated.
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