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Stolen TikTok Videos, Bent on Fraud, Invade YouTube Shorts
Scammers easily game YouTube Shorts with viral TikTok content, bilking both creators and users.
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‘Appalling’ Riot Games Job Fraud Takes Aim at Wallets
Scammers are using fake job listings to empty the wallets of young, hopeful victims looking to break into the gaming industry.
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Human Fraud: Detecting Them Before They Detect You
Tony Lauro, director of security technology and strategy at Akamai, discusses how to disrupt account takeovers in the exploitation phase of an attack.
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Bad Apple: App Store Rife with Fraud, Fleeceware
Malicious apps make up 2 percent of top grossing apps in Apple App Store.
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How Mobile Ad Fraud has Evolved in the Year of the Pandemic
Mobile ad fraud has always been a challenge for network operators in all parts of the globe, but the pandemic has made users more vulnerable than ever before due to the sheer amount of time they now spend with their devices.
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IOTW: Washington State Audit Into Hacking Fraud Is Compromised In A Hacking Ince…
The ESD is insistent that this new breach—after the criticism it faced for the spring breach—is not responsible for this incident. Instead, the blame is placed on Accellion, a third-party file transfe…
On The Leading Edge Of Fraud: The Data, The User & The Risk
Risk appetite is personal. Each enterprise determines its risk fate based on a number of factors including the regulatory landscape and the profit motive. A higher risk appetite means a higher possibi…
Amazon wants to kill off online fraud
Amazon Fraud Detector leverages Amazon’s 20 plus years of experience and machine learning to help businesses identify online fraud.
All About BEC, Payment Fraud And Probabilistic Proof
Among the many problems remote work during the coronavirus pandemic has created has been an uptick in business email compromises (BECs).