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Iranian hack of payment provider puts central bank president on alert: 'Gamechanger'

Iranian hack of payment provider puts central bank president on alert: 'Gamechanger'

An Iranian cyberattack on payment provider Verifone in March has put De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) on high alert regarding the security of the national payment system. Bank officials warned that AI-driven hacking techniques are making threats faster and more sophisticated, describing the evolving situation as a significant 'gamechanger' for financial stability.

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