What Happens to Your Data When a Fintech Shuts Down?
The legal, regulatory, and security realities of customer data, bank tokens, and transaction history when a fintech company goes bankrupt.
What each money app can read, how it authenticates, where your credentials end up, and who is legally accountable when something goes wrong.
The legal, regulatory, and security realities of customer data, bank tokens, and transaction history when a fintech company goes bankrupt.
A security architect's analysis of how metadata, timestamps, and merchant codes in raw bank transaction feeds reconstruct intimate personal lives.
Access granted years ago usually still works. The six registers to check, why revoking in the app is not enough, and a routine that takes thirty minutes.
Some security marketing carries information and some is pure decoration. How to tell them apart, and the five questions that get a real answer.
Skip the introduction. Six sections carry all the information, and four phrases tell you what the document is really doing. A reading method, not a summary.
Breach emails are drafted by lawyers to be accurate and uninformative. The specific words that carry meaning, and what to do in the first 48 hours.
The permission prompt is the visible part. What an app reads without asking, and which grants are far broader than their labels suggest.