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NOUN computer science student seeks expert input on fraud trails
Original: I'm a 300-level Computer Science student at NOUN in Lagos. I have no professional experience in fraud or banking, so thi
A 300-level Computer Science student at the National Open University of Nigeria in Lagos has laid out how money stolen in online fraud typically moves through multiple mule accounts, inviting correction from professionals in banking and fraud prevention. The post frames the money-muling problem as the student understands it and asks practitioners to point out gaps in the analysis.
Why now: Discussions of mule-account money trails in Nigerian online fraud resonate amid ongoing concern about cybercrime and banking safeguards.
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- I'm a 300-level Computer Science student at NOUN in Lagos. I have no professional experience in fraud or banking, so this post is me asking for correction from people who do. The problem as I understand it When online fraud happens, the money often moves through several mule… · hackaday@www.urbanmind.net · 2
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