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From Hannaford Brothers to Countrywide, this year has been full of stories of criminal activity on the Internet, with hackers and phishers wreaking havoc on computer systems and consumers, causing credit and debit fraud numbers to soar.
What does next year hold for fraud against financial institutions? Here are 10 of the new and old ways criminals will be looking to commit fraud in 2009.

In today's world financial institutions and their customers are under increasing attacks by criminal elements attempting to obtain financial information to conduct identity theft, account takeovers, ATM fraud, Debit and Credit Card fraud, and numerous other types of check fraud and electronic crimes.
These types of crimes amount to losses of over 20 billion dollars per year to financial...
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