Spam puts banks on the defensive

Banks use everything from the latest in encryption techniques to good old-fashioned police work to detect online theft. But in the fight against fraud, the giant Bank of America is going even further, enlisting the help of pandas and penguins and even the mighty Chihuahua. These last three are among the thousands of familiar images ...

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Spam puts banks on the defensive

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