PayPal data breach exposed user logins, raising fresh concerns about PayPal security and what users can do to protect their ...

The short answer is yes — PayPal has strong security measures, including encryption, fraud protection and dispute resolution. However, no platform is completely foolproof, and there are still ...

PayPal has been hit with a $2 million fine by New York's financial regulator, the Department of Financial Services (DFS). This is due to cybersecurity issues that led to a data breach in December ...

PayPal fined $2 million for cybersecurity lapses in late 2022. Data breach exposed sensitive information, including Social Security numbers. New York's Department of Financial Services led the ...

Those issues, CyberNews said, put PayPal users at risk of account takeovers, albeit there were no claims the vulnerabilities had been exploited in the wild or that accounts had been taken over.

PayPal has at least temporarily shut off two-factor authentication for the PayPal mobile app after a security researcher found a way to bypass that second factor. "These [two factor authentication] ...

But, in PayPal's case, some have pointed out that if a tip sender files a dispute after tipping someone, things can get ugly for the recipient—who now has to pay a $20 dispute charge, plus ...

Alarming PayPal Security Alert: This Stupidly Simple New Hack Puts You At Risk—Here’s How It Works. ... The team says it wants to expose security issues that put large numbers of users at risk.

An equal number of respondents viewed PayPal as a security risk, while 47 percent called it a privacy risk. But at the same time, merchant acceptance of PayPal is expected to increase ...

With cyber threats and scams becoming more sophisticated, it’s natural to wonder: Is PayPal safe to use? This guide breaks down PayPal’s security features.

Hank Coleman, a part-time financial planner and personal-finance writer, is a fan of PayPal. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.