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How a bank delivered a better user experience to 91% of its users with behavioral biometrics.
Read this case study on how NuData helps a top international bank fight mass scale account takeover attacks.
Bot attacks are a long-known threat. They cycle long sets of data through a placement, such as login, to find the ones that are correct.
Credential stuffing attacks make up the majority of threats our clients mitigate with the NuData technology. Interestingly, in the last while, NuData and its clients have seen an increase in the quality of attackers’ credentials used at login.
Consumers made it clear they don’t want to leave the convenience of online interactions behind. But as a new world of hybrid online/offline interactions begins to emerge, so do new threats and attack opportunities.
Long gone are the days when companies could prioritize fraud prevention above all else. As online traffic continues to grow, so do users’ expectations for streamlined, personalized online experiences. The good news is that by focusing on improving the user experience, companies can also identify and mitigate attacks.
Complex scripts, hybrid attacks, and increasing unpredictability: NuData analysts tell all in the H2 2020 fraud report. Leveraging NuData intelligence, this report explores the acceleration of digital threats that bypass standard security solutions and illustrates how to create a secure environment that users can trust.
The economic instability and operational disruptions from the pandemic are brewing a perfect fraud storm. This report reviews the changing environmental conditions that accelerate fraud attacks around identity theft (application fraud) and stolen credentials (account takeover).
The COVID-19 pandemic has seen the fastest transition of customers moving to the online space and witnessed an unprecedented surge in the creativity of credential-stealing scams.
This Impact Report traces the trajectory of ATO tactics from their origins to their most recent manifestation and places an emphasis on the characteristics and implications of the latest trends in attack patterns observed in the U.S.
The sophisticated criminal economy is in full bloom. Individuals getting started in fraud rarely need to build their own tools. They simply reuse existing software to steal data and spoof or emulate. The baseline level is high for attacks targeting banks, merchants, and any other organization holding valuable assets.
As a new world of hybrid (online + offline) interactions begins to emerge, so do new attack opportunities. Here are the top findings, straight from our report.
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