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A 63-year-old woman in Vicenza, Italy, has been reported to authorities after allegedly stealing around 3,000 euros worth of Gratta e Vinci scratch cards from a tobacconist's shop. She then went to a nearby lottery outlet to cash them in all at once, but was identified when staff recognised the serial numbers on the cards.
- 2SIMBA data breach exposes personal details of 23,000 customers▼SIMBA data breach exposes IC numbers and personal details of over 23,000 customers
Singapore telco SIMBA has suffered a data breach affecting more than 23,000 customers, with identity card numbers and other personal details exposed. The incident raises fresh concerns about how telecom operators safeguard sensitive customer information, and affected users may face heightened risks of identity theft and phishing attempts.
- 3SingSaver launches home loans comparison segment in Singapore▼SingSaver, Singapore's Leading Personal Finance Platform, Launches Home Loans Segment
SingSaver, a personal finance comparison platform based in Singapore, has launched a new home loans segment. The move lets users compare mortgage products alongside the platform's existing credit card, personal loan and insurance offerings. The announcement was picked up by regional and financial news outlets, though SingSaver has not disclosed details on lender partners or the number of products listed at launch.
- 4Berkeley undergraduates launch tash trading card investment platform▼Undergrad team launches tash, an investment platform for trading cards
A team of undergraduate students has launched tash, an investment platform built around trading cards. The venture, highlighted by UC Berkeley Haas News, lets users treat collectible cards as an asset class. It is one of a growing number of student-founded startups aiming to bring financial market tools to alternative, collectible assets.
- 5Browser-based tool masks sensitive financial statement data●We built a statement masker that runs entirely in your browser. IBANs, card numbers, account numbers, emails, phone numb
Developers have released a statement masker that runs entirely in the browser, stripping IBANs, card numbers, account numbers, emails, phone numbers, addresses and listed names from bank statements while keeping dates, shops and amounts. It uses pattern matching, so users are warned to check results before sharing. Privacy-conscious shared-finance discussions are taking note of the tool.
- 6My Number Card usable on Android smartphones from the 20th●NTT来ましたです マイナカード、20日からアンドロイドのスマホ搭載可能に https://www. nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOUA023 0N0S6A001C2000000/ # Apple # LLM # new
Japan's My Number Card can be installed on Android smartphones starting the 20th, according to a Nikkei report being shared online. The move lets residents carry the digital ID on their phone instead of the plastic card, marking a step toward digital government services. Commentary so far is mostly reaction to the long-awaited rollout finally arriving.
- 7Tennessee Theatre goes cashless, joining other Knoxville venues▼Tennessee Theatre joins other Knoxville venues in going cashless
The Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville has stopped accepting cash, joining a growing number of venues in the city making the switch to cashless payments. The move means visitors will need to use cards or digital payment methods for tickets and concessions. Cashless policies at entertainment venues have drawn mixed reactions from patrons, with some praising the convenience and others concerned about accessibility.