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  • Breachfin Launches PCI DSS 11.6.1 Scanning Solution to Protect Fintech Payment Pages

    In the fast-moving world of financial technology, customer trust is everything. Any compromise to your payment systems can damage reputation, disrupt operations, and trigger costly compliance failures. That’s why Breachfin has introduced a dedicated PCI DSS 11.6.1 scanning solution—engineered to safeguard fintech payment pages from unauthorized changes and client-side attacks. Why PCI DSS 11.6.1 Matters…

  • 2025 Regulatory Shifts: What Fintech Firms Must Know to Stay Compliant

    Introduction As financial technology continues to reshape global markets, regulatory bodies are stepping up oversight to ensure that innovation does not outpace consumer protection, data security, or systemic stability. The year 2025 has already seen significant amendments across major jurisdictions that directly impact how fintechs handle data, payments, compliance, and third-party risk. Here’s a concise…

  • AI-Driven Fraud Prevention: The New Frontline in Fintech Security

    Introduction:As fintech platforms continue to revolutionize the financial landscape, they also become prime targets for increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals. In 2025, financial fraud has evolved beyond traditional phishing and malware attacks. Threat actors now leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to simulate human behavior, exploit system loopholes, and bypass conventional security protocols. In response, fintech companies must adopt…

  • Navigating the New Frontier: Cybersecurity Challenges in Fintech 2025

    Published: August 2, 2025Author: BreachFin Editorial Team The fintech landscape continues to evolve rapidly, blending innovation with risk in equal measure. As digital financial services expand, so do the attack surfaces for cybercriminals. In 2025, the industry faces increasingly sophisticated threats, making robust cybersecurity no longer optional—but foundational. The Rise of AI-Driven Threats With generative…

  • July 2025 Breach Roundup: Insider Risks, Supply Chain Attacks, and API Exposure Surge

    Published: August 1, 2025Author: Breachfin Threat Intelligence Team Overview July 2025 witnessed a wave of significant cybersecurity incidents across sectors including healthcare, banking, SaaS platforms, and industrial infrastructure. The breaches this month emphasized the rising threat of insider misconfigurations, supply chain vulnerabilities, and insecure APIs. Each of these areas reflects the growing need for client-side…

  • What the 2025 IBM Data Breach Report Means for AI Security and Shadow AI Governance

    Introduction IBM’s 2025 Cost of a Data Breach Report offers a revealing look into how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping both the threat landscape and cybersecurity defense strategies. While AI has accelerated detection and response times, it has also introduced new risks—particularly when deployed without sufficient oversight. At Breachfin, we’ve closely analyzed the findings and…

  • Securing the Model Context Protocol: API Pentesting in the Age of Agentic AI

    Published: July 28, 2025Author: BreachFin Research TeamTags: MCP Security, API Pentesting, LLM, AI Security, Vulnerability Testing Introduction As Large Language Models (LLMs) grow more powerful, the interfaces connecting them to external tools and systems have become critical security battlegrounds. One such interface is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) — an open standard enabling LLMs to…

  • Script Monitoring Isn’t Enough — You Need Behavioral Analysis

    Most organizations today can tell you what scripts are loaded on their website. Fewer can tell you what those scripts actually do. And that’s the problem. In the age of client-side attacks, relying solely on script name matching, hashes, or domain allow-lists is no longer sufficient. Attackers know how to hide in plain sight, injecting…

  • The Browser Is the New Endpoint: How Extensions Threaten Payment Page Security

    Published: July 26, 2025By: BreachFin Security Insights Team When we talk about client-side threats, most attention is given to JavaScript supply chain attacks, third-party scripts, and DOM manipulation. But there’s another growing blind spot: browser extensions. More than 70% of internet users have at least one extension installed. From password managers and coupon finders to…

  • How Small Code Changes Create Big Security Gaps

    Published: July 26, 2025By: BreachFin Security Insights Team In the world of DevOps and modern web development, change is constant. New features are pushed weekly, third-party libraries are updated silently, and marketing teams frequently tweak site tags without security oversight. All of this introduces what we call “script drift”—the gradual, unmonitored evolution of client-side JavaScript…

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