In Caracas or any other city in Venezuela, in New York, Madrid, or Beijing, Bancamiga simplifies the daily financial lives of its customers with the Bancamiga Mastercard Debit Card, a card designed to provide convenience, travel support, and business flexibility.

The card allows you to make payments at points of sale inside and outside of Venezuela, withdrawals at international ATMs, and online purchases quickly and easily.

Available in various versions—Classic, Business, Black, Kids, Padel, Soul Flavors, Gamer, and special editions—it features NFC (contactless) technology and is tokenized in Bancamiga Suite, making it possible to pay simply by tapping the card or your mobile phone against the point of sale.

Ironclad security for digital purchases

When operating online, protecting your funds is a priority. Bancamiga has incorporated advanced tools such as the Virtual Lock and ID Check technology, a real-time authentication mechanism using a code generated by the Bancamiga Suite application. This protocol, internationally recognized in more than 120 countries, prevents fraud and safeguards user information in every electronic transaction.

Entertainment, savings, and business advantages

In addition to facilitating payments for streaming services like Disney+, Netflix, and Spotify, the card provides access to promotions at partner merchants in the country.

For the corporate segment, the Business version opens the door to the global Mastercard Easy Savings Specials platform, with direct benefits in key areas for business growth: cloud infrastructure, productivity, digital marketing, logistics, office tools, and human talent development.

How to apply?

Obtaining the Bancamiga Mastercard Debit Card is a quick and easy process. Users can apply through www.bancamiga.com, find more details on their social media channels (@bancamiga), or visit any of the bank’s 51 branches nationwide.

Information and image courtesy of Bancamiga Banco Universal

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During 2021, more than 51,000 million computer attacks originated in Spain through the remote desktop protocol, becoming the first country to register this type of attack. This was reported by the computer security company ESET.

Computer attacks through this remote desktop protocol allows hackers to access and intervene in a computer through the Internet as if you were present in front of it.

According to the registry made by ESET, Spain occupies the first place, followed by Italy with half of the Spanish cases, while France, Germany and Poland, in that order, complete the five countries most affected by computer attacks in 2021.

Ladislav Janko, senior malware researcher at ESET, explained that the reasons why computers in Spain are so vulnerable are unknown. However, he believes “some entities maintain potentially valuable systems exposed to the Internet that attract the attention of criminals.”

Cybersecurity in work environments

All Windows PCs have remote desktop functionality and its use has increased as a result of the pandemic, as many workers are working from home. Remote Access Protocol is an easy way to control your work computer from home. However, they do not have enough security or people use very easy to predict username and password combinations.

Josep Albors, director of research and awareness at ESE, admits “there is still much to be done in terms of cybersecurity in work environments“. Likewise, he highlighted that the second vector of attack is e-mail. “Our country is the second in the world in this type of attacks. It is surprising that cybercriminals continue to have remarkable success exploiting vulnerabilities from 5 years ago to carry out email attacks.”

M. Rodríguez

Source: elmundo.es

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