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What Is Account Takeover Fraud (ATO)? Detection & Prevention

Seon

In this guide, we’ll see why accounts are targeted, how fraudsters acquire them, and, of course, which steps you should take to secure them. This is your complete guide to understanding and detecting account takeover (ATO) fraud in your business. What Is Account Takeover Fraud?

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Mangopay Launches New AI-driven Fraud Prevention Solution for Platforms

Fintech Finance

Mangopay , a modular and flexible payment infrastructure provider for platforms, today announces the launch of its new Fraud Prevention solution. Platforms can connect to the solution through the Mangopay product ecosystem, meaning they can easily protect themselves against fraud without any additional integration.

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AI-native Vital for $67Billion Payment Fraud Prevention Market

The Fintech Times

The fraud prevention industry is experiencing rapid growth in response to amplified regulatory pressure and increasingly sophisticated threats of online fraud. It has revolutionised convenience for consumers and created new business opportunities, but it has also opened a Pandora’s box of fraud risks.

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Fraud Detection Systems & Strategies in the Banking Industry

Fraud.net

Discover advanced fraud detection systems used by banks and explore the solutions offered by Fraud.net for proactive fraud prevention.

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Case Study: Fraud.net Reduces Account Takeovers by 90% for Tinka

Fraud.net

Learn how Fraud.net's award-winning platform helped a BNPL payment processor reduce account takeovers, first payment defaults, and fraud.

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Account Takeover Protection: Effective Strategies & Best Practices

Fraud.net

Modern account takeover protection requires implementing machine learning, geolocation, and anomaly detection to spot and prevent ATO fraud.

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What Is Account Takeover Fraud?

FICO

Account takeover fraud (ATO) occurs when an unauthorized person takes control of an account. The fraudster takes steps to actively control the account, for example by applying for a new card or changing the account contact information or password. What Do Fraudsters Do with Accounts They Have Taken Over?