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One thing we keep seeing? When a new threat emerges, user device and behavior signals are the "tell" that something fishy is happening. Here's two examples. ?? KYC Onboarding with deep-fakes (masking attacks with AI) - Our clients report a spike in these attacks, especially in markets like Brazil. - Many good companies now check video backgrounds during digital KYC, but might miss that the device is upside down, is running a proxy, and has software interfering with the camera output. ?? Authorized Push Payment fraud (APP fraud) - Scams and APP fraud are becoming the biggest issue in payments - Clues like screenshots use of screen sharing or calls in session can be giant give aways to scams about to happen Matt from Novo put it perfectly below ??

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Killian Yates

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Leave the creepy, consumer-stalking tactics and manipulation to the marketing department, please. Fraud prevention is about security, not about tracking every single behavior like we're lab rats in an experiment. I already get irritated enough every time I have to trek to the back of the store just to grab milk and bread because someone decided that making me walk through aisles of random stuff would increase their sales. There’s a big difference between a secure verification and constant surveillance—let’s not cross that line. If this is what's required to make something "secure" then that's a ridiculous product. Online banking is not a right.

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