Tom Wills

About Tom Wills

Thomas Wentworth "Tom" Wills (19 August 1835 – 3 May 1880) was an Australian all-round sportsman who is credited along with his cousin Henry Colden Harrison as one of the inventors of Australian rules football.

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“ It will establish who is liable in the U.S. - the bank or the customer - for fraud losses that result from phishing. ”
In Customer Vs. Bank: Who is Liable for Fraud Losses?
“ Cases like this, when they hit the courts and the press, work at a macro level to erode the trust of all banks by all customers, even affecting those institutions with good anti-phishing programs in place. ”
In Customer Vs. Bank: Who is Liable for Fraud Losses?
“ I am a big supporter of open source, but with freedom comes responsibility. So there needs to be a mechanism for Android applications to be officially vetted and even certified for use in payments and banking so that mobile users can trust themÐtrust being an essential ingredient for mobile commerce to take off. ”
In Mobile Phishing Highlights Need for Greater Security
“ Fraudsters are exploiting time to their advantage, and they are more organized than ever. From 2005 to 2008, the misuse of stolen information within a week of compromise rose from 33% to 71%. Hackers are creating organized crime networks, which allow them to move more nimbly and become harder adversaries. An act of fraud can be committed in a matter of minutes, whereas before it may have taken hours or days. To fight the new wave of fraud requires effective tools and methods that shrink the amount of time it takes to notify a customer, to stay ahead of criminal activity. ”
In Adeptra Survey Reveals Banks and Card Issuers Are Investing in Technology to Speed-up and Improve Reporting and Prevention of Fraud
“ It's always great to see the bad guys being hauled in, especially with a case this big, but it would be a mistake to assume that there aren't other criminals out there with similar goals and skill sets. ”
In Experts: More Heartland-Style Breaches Expected
“ Unless the Federal Trade Commission doesn't start enforcing it. ”
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“ El Al redesigned its security from the ground up and went on to build a reputation, one that it holds to this day, as the world's most secure airline. ”
In Heartland CEO commended for data breach response
“ While it's true that chip and PIN in the UK reduced fraud at the point of sale, total fraud suffered by UK cardholders increased in the same period as it has overseas. ”
In PCI Debate: How Do We Raise the Bar on Security?
“ It sounds complicated, but it's very intuitive and easier to remember than a password, as you just have to remember the [image] category you chose. ”
In Vidoop Authentication Solution Addresses Top Online Security Threat
“ The use of transaction level validation is also an advantage. ”
In The Paradoxes Of Mobile Adoption