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PayPal and Venmo were down – here's what we know about the payment platforms' outage

By Jacob Krol last updated

Paypal and Vemo, two major online payment platforms, both experienced outages on October 16, 2025.

Why we’re ready to pay the price for open banking

By Andy Wiggan published

The rollout of commercial VRPs has to be done right to realize its potential and improve the overall payment experience.

PayPal reveals new AI tools to make sure your business always gets paid

By Craig Hale published

PayPal is speeding up checkout experiences and encouraging return custom with a range of AI-assisted updates.

Breaking down online shopping's silent threat

By Will Glazier published

How threat actors are circumventing retailer security measures and how retailers can identify threat actors playing the long game within their systems.

Co-op fending off hackers by shutting down IT systems

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

Supermarket giant Co-op is defending against an ongoing cyberattack.

You can now buy things through ChatGPT with a single click - if you're one of the lucky ones

By Craig Hale published

Users can now buy from Etsy directly through ChatGPT – other merchants and regions to be supported soon.

Victoria's Secret says all systems are back online following cyberattack

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Iinvestigation continues, but financial damages are not expected.

Next-gen contactless payments are coming to iPhones and Android – here's what's new

By Mark Wilson published

A new kind of smartphone contactless payment called Multi-Purpose Tap could help reduce friction in our shopping lives.

Shopify just made it easier to access all your financial tools in one place

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Shopify debuts Shopify finance platform.

The world’s first Apple Pay rival for iPhones has launched, but it might bring some drawbacks

By Alex Blake published

An Apple Pay rival has launched in Europe – here’s what it means for tap-to-pay.

Apple could use a nifty iPhone trick for Macs - updating them to the latest version of macOS while still boxed

By Darren Allan published

Presto for PCs? iPhone trick could be used to ensure sealed Macs are updated to latest version of macOS while still on shelves.

The NHS is in an IT ‘stone age’, as staff struggle with creaking infrastructure

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

NHS Doctors say outdated IT systems and need serious updates.

Adobe Commerce and Magento stores facing attack from dangerous malware

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Crooks are stealing people's credit card data and taking over ecommerce websites.

Evaluating embedded vulnerabilities and cybersecurity risks in procurement

By Tom Pace published

Many companies assume the software they purchase is secure. Recent high-profile software supply chain breaches have proven otherwise.

The power of open-source databases in battling financial fraud

By Danny Butvinik published

Utilizing open-source databases revolutionizes real-time detection and prevention of financial fraud

The future of password security: One-time passwords and the next wave

By Raj Dasgupta published

Raj Dasgupta, Senior Director at BioCatch discusses how one-time passwords (OTPs) are everywhere in today’s digital world.

Battling the beast: How PayPal is turning the tide against online fraud

By Zilin Zhou published

Discover how PayPal is revolutionizing security with biometric technology to combat online fraud.

Shopify points to third-party app for data breach

By Sead Fadilpašić published

A hacker is selling sensitive data, claiming it came from Shopify, but the company disagrees.

Alternate payment methods could push global eCommerce market to $11.4 trillion by 2029

By Craig Hale published

The ecommerce market could grow from $7 trillion to $11.4 trillion by 2029, with 69% of payments handled via APMs.

Forget the update headache – Apple stores could soon see all iPhones pre-loaded with the latest software

By James Ide published

Apple could roll out a new system in stores that updates iPhones to the latest software while still in the box, saving users time and hassle.

Thousands of ecommerce sites at risk after popular CMS targeted by malware attack — here's what you need to know

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Magecart-style attack on OpenCart sites uses hidden scripts to inject fake checkout forms, steal card data, and delay fraudulent transactions by several months.

San Francisco is paying millions to end reliance on this iconic, but ancient technology — floppy disks still powering the Muni Metro light rail system on DOS software

By Wayne Williams published

Current Muni Metro system transfers data slower than a dial-up modem.

Rethinking the tech stack to deliver growth in enterprise commerce

By Rich Mason published

With customer spending recovering in 2024, enterprise retailers need to be proactively rethinking how they can optimize their tech stack to set them up for success.

Two of the world's biggest payment firms are teaming up to solve a major checkout problem

By Craig Hale published

Fastlane by PayPal will now be available for Adyen customers just months after it launched for PayPal.

This new website builder lets restaurateurs launch their own website in minutes

By Craig Hale published

Restaurants can build a website that takes bookings and orders with AI in as little as a few minutes, says Shift4.

Build an online store in seconds? One of our favorite website builders is adding ecommerce capabilities to its vibe coding platform

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Hostinger Horizons adds built-in ecommerce tools, into its AI-driven vibe coding platform.

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Who needs Sonos? McIntosh’s new Bluetooth pre-amp does multi-room music the old-fashioned way, but with a modern app upgrade

By Carrie Marshall published

McIntosh thinks big with a system for up to 30 multi-room zones

Transformation in banking is over, enter progressive modernization

By Craig Ramsay published

Banks are updating existing tech infrastructure incrementally, rather than through a complete overhaul.

PayPal glitch triggers chaos as European banks freeze ‘billions’ in transactions

By Wayne Williams published

European banks froze PayPal transactions worth billions after fraud system failure.

How to choose the perfect printer for your SMB

By David Howell published

Find the right setup for your small business