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Now self-propelled flying devices can be used to retrieve bank account details and passwords, after a group of hackers access 150 mobile phones within 1 hour via a wifi…
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Now self-propelled flying devices can be used to retrieve bank account details and passwords, after a group of hackers access 150 mobile phones within 1 hour via a wifi…
The new automated teller machine will work just like a tablet, with face recognition to identify customers.
At the 14th annual technology forum held in Tokyo on May 14th, Fujitsu Japan has unveiled many technologies and services based on cloud computing.
In the near future, shoppers just need to put their finger on the fingerprint reader to be able to pay for all expenses, of course according to their financial ability.
In the UK, in 2014, a new service will be deployed for smartphones, which are text messaging to transfer money to each other via a bank account.
It is about time you can throw away bank card withdrawals, supermarket payment cards, business cards ... The new generation of testing equipment will 'look' at your hand…
Leroy Merlin, France, has applied a new billing method based on the fingerprint biometric fingerprint reader located at its stores in Villeneuve d 'Ascq and Angoulêm…
Credit card maker MasterCard is preparing to introduce a credit card with a design that goes beyond conventional standards, with an LCD screen, a keyboard with touch but…
Whether it is an online banking, social networking or email account, all traditional codes can be replaced by waving to Intel technology.
The new technology allows users to withdraw cash from ATMs using a mobile phone instead of the current card or chip. Customers of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) instal…
While Western scientists have yet to find a gene to help people live as long as they want, there is a group of eccentric but extremely rich people in Silicon Valley and…
Sberbank Bank (Russia) is testing an automated teller machine (ATM) with a lie detector to prevent fraud in consumer credit.
German experts have created a type of semiconductor device that can print directly to paper money to counter counterfeits.
The DNA spraying equipment installed at banks will identify the suspect subject with a built-in sensor system.
Mobile phones will be as thin as bank cards, and computer monitors can be rolled up like newspapers thanks to the birth of a new material.