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

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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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Understanding Account Takeover Fraud: Prevention & Protection Strategies

Fraud.net

Understand the mechanics of account takeover fraud and discover effective prevention strategies to safeguard against ATO attacks.

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Social Distancing And Account Takeovers — COVID-19’s Impact On QSRs

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Another threat besides the lack of business is the increased risk of account takeovers (ATOs), as fraudsters exploit the turmoil to steal customers’ data. Deep Dive: QSRs Face Continuous Battle Against Account Takeovers.

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DocuSign Wages War On Phishing

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Many of these data breaches are the result of phishing, which dupes victims into giving up login credentials or other sensitive information that is either used for account takeovers or sold on dark-web marketplaces. How DocuSign Ices Out Phishing Attacks. Deep Dive: Businesses Struggle With Employee Phishing.

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What is eCommerce Fraud?

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This type of fraud can take various forms, including identity theft, chargeback fraud, and phishing attacks. Fraudsters exploit vulnerabilities in online payment systems and often use stolen credit card information or create fake accounts to make unauthorized purchases. How Big of a Problem is eCommerce Fraud?

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Security Keys: The Answer For Account Takeovers?

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Account takeovers, even of high-profile people, has become a common occurrence in this era of sophisticated cyberattacks and hacks, but researchers think they’ve found a way to fight back against account takeovers : cryptographically based security keys.

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Fraud Risk by Industry in Payments

Clearly Payments

According to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) , financial institutions account for 16.8% Account Takeover (ATO): Fraudsters gain unauthorized access to customer accounts to steal funds or conduct illicit transactions. In 2023, 83% of financial institutions reported an increase in phishing attacks.

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