With a market capitalization of $74.1 billion, PayPal (PYPL) has been a dominant force in the digital payments industry, providing a platform that allows consumers and merchants to transact seamlessly around the world.
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New phishing technique discovered abusing PayPal The attack uses a feature recently added to the payments platform The goal is to get victims to install remote desktop access software A sophisticated phishing scam has been spotted abusing PayPal and other services,
Critical new warnings issued as attacks originate from a genuine PayPal email address, making them almost impossible to detect as dangerous. Here’s what you need to know.
Payments giant PayPal (PYPL) will be expected to outline more details of its future M&A strategy at its investor day tomorrow.Discover the
All told, PayPal's fourth quarter revenue was a shade under $8.4 billion, for 9% year-over-year growth. While that's certainly a respectable increase, it's either in the ballpark or just under the recent rises of some incumbent payment systems operators like card giants Visa and American Express.
With over 429 million active accounts, PayPal is one of the most widely used online payment platforms. But its popularity also makes it a prime target for scammers. A new PayPal phishing scam is making the rounds,
Quarterly results from Block, Affirm and PayPal show that the major U.S. fintechs are converging as they all try to become the go-to digital bank.
A current phishing scam abuses a function for address changes and additions in Paypal in order to slip past server-side filter mechanisms. In order to tempt victims to act rashly, the emails refer to expensive purchased items that would be related to the address change.
A lot has changed at PayPal Holdings (NASDAQ: PYPL) recently. Chief Executive Officer Alex Chriss took over a year and a half ago and set new strategies into motion, and the stock price is up more than 30% during the past year. It was up even more, but the shares fell after the company released its fourth-quarter earnings report last week.
An ongoing PayPal email scam exploits the platform's address settings to send fake purchase notifications, tricking users into granting remote access to scammers
PayPal Holdings (PYPL) stock has surged 34% over the past year but is down 8% year-to-date. Could this payment pioneer be in the strike zone