The North Korean state-sponsored hacker group Kimsuki is using malicious QR codes in spearphishing campaigns that target U.S.

A lesson tonight about scammers pretending to be security for a company or a bank. Who better to teach us than two victims who each lost thousands of dollars.

Historian David Templeman, from Derbyshire, fell victim to fraudsters who took over his mobile phone and stole thousands - ...

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HSBC Holdings Plc Chief Executive Officer Georges Elhedery said not enough executives were fully accountable for the performance of their businesses before he began his radical restructuring of the ...

HSBC named Brendan Nelson as chairman following a yearlong search to fill one of the biggest jobs in the global finance industry. The 76-year-old Nelson, a longtime partner at KPMG, joined the U.K.

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HSBC on Thursday announced it has successfully used quantum computing in a trial to optimize bond trading, making it the first in the world to prove the value of the powerful emerging technology in ...

Hong Kong-Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC), an international banking giant, announced the first successful test of quantum computing in a trading application on Thursday. Researchers at HSBC used a ...

HSBC Holdings Plc said it’s achieved a world-first breakthrough in deploying quantum computing in financial markets, as a race intensifies among some of Wall Street’s biggest firms to embed the ...

A report found hackers can exploit an autorun feature in Cursor. The danger is "significant," but there's an easy fix. Cursor uses AI to assist with code-editing. A new report has uncovered what it ...

If there's anything that gives a seasoned application security (AppSec) professional indigestion these days, it's the thought of AI-assisted coding layered on top of an already insecure development ...