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- 1Developers debate Pix webhook reliability in production systems●Todo sistema que recebe Pix depende de uma notificação assíncrona do PSP: o webhook. Em produção,... # java # fintech #
Brazilian developers are discussing how payment systems handle Pix notifications, focusing on the webhook that payment providers send asynchronously when money arrives. The debate centres on how to guarantee a Pix is credited exactly once in production, touching on distributed systems design, idempotency and testing practices for fintech infrastructure built in Java.
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Wayne Memorial Hospital has reached a class action settlement over a data breach affecting patient information. Under the agreement, class members may be eligible for compensation related to the exposure of their personal and medical data. Claim deadlines and payment details are being distributed to affected individuals, and observers are watching how the payout process unfolds.
- 3Finance teams urged to defend against deepfake fraud●How finance teams can defend against deepfake fraud
Finance teams are being warned about the growing risk of deepfake fraud, where criminals use AI-generated voices or video to impersonate executives and trick staff into transferring money. Guidance published by Bobsguide sets out how finance departments can protect themselves, including verification procedures, staff training and stricter approval processes for payment requests.
- 4Google Pauses OSS Bug Bounty Rewards Over Flood of Invalid Reports▼Google Pauses OSS Product Bug Bounty Rewards After Surge in Invalid Automated Reports
Google has temporarily suspended bug bounty reward payments for its open-source products after a sharp rise in invalid, automated vulnerability reports. The company says AI-generated or low-quality submissions have overwhelmed its review process, prompting the pause while it reassesses how to handle the influx.
- 5KPMG offers £100 to departing staff in exchange for silence●KPMG tells staff facing the axe: Here's £100, now zip it Staff in AI, Cyber, SAP and Testing told the consultation is ov
KPMG is laying off staff in its AI, Cyber, SAP and Testing teams, telling them the consultation process is over and redundancy notices will arrive on Friday. Workers facing the axe are reportedly being offered a £100 payment alongside confidentiality expectations, prompting criticism of the firm for trying to buy silence from employees losing their jobs.