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EEO. 2020; 19(4): 7724-7740


Cyber Security Issues Affecting Online Banking Transaction: A Thematic Analysis

Dr. Kamal Mohan Bansal.




Abstract

The cyber security concerns influencing online banking transactions are the subject of this investigation. Cybercrimes are increasing as a result of the technology's rapid growth and widespread application in numerous industries. Online banking sectors, which include several firms, are dealing with cyber security and data breach challenges. The study of numerous technologies and methodologies used in the creation of complicated software is aided by modern computer technology. In one step, modern computing techniques can tackle problems that were challenging for traditional computing methods. They offer a new method for performing calculations. Modern computing techniques are used to create specific types of computer security techniques. Modern computing systems employ a variety of cryptographic strategies to address cyber-related problems. The largest banking system, accepted by billions of users worldwide, is mobile banking. Due to their lack of understanding, some consumers are unsure whether to accept. These days, mobile banking is thriving in the majority of developing nations thanks to its low maintenance costs and convenient internet connectivity. Most consumers attempt to communicate with their money from any location in the world. The greatest way to satiate this demand is through M-Banking. Customers can use the internet to access their bank accounts. It was also discovered that many customers occasionally need to sign in to their accounts from different devices. With so many devices logging in, hackers may be enticed to use the login history to log in. These days, mobile banking also has some positive societal consequences in the areas of governance, healthcare, agriculture, and education.

Key words: modern computing techniques, cybersecurity issues cybercrime, cryptography, and complex software, online banking transactions.






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