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This free white paper discusses the limitations of two-factor authentication (2FA) and using more nuanced and passive strategies.

This article looks at consumer survey and research data showing consumer preferences towards various methods of two- or multi-factor authent

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Here are some of the ways fraudsters are able to successfully takeover and drain accounts despite the use of 2FA.

This is an all-too-common example of an account takeover (ATO) attack with lessons to be learned by both organizations and consumers.

According to a study by Digital Shadows, over 24.6 billion username and password combinations have been exposed due to data breaches....

Organizations can apply a layered strategy approach to ATO risk, just as they do with transaction risk.

Over 22 percent of all login attempts on retail websites were malicious, which is nearly twice the rate of malicious login attempts...

The latest free white paper from The Fraud Practice focuses on account takeover to specifically discuss why ATO risk should be top of...

Although fraud attacks occur more frequently at the account creation and transaction events, the dollar losses attributed to fraud at the...

Nearly 90 percent of US consumers are enrolled in at least one loyalty program while the total value of US rewards accounts exceeds $60...

May 24, 2022 | By: Justin McDonald, Sr. Risk Management Consultant, The Fraud Practice Does your organization have a 360° view on the...

Account Takeover (ATO) represented one-in-four identity fraud losses in 2021 growing 90 percent year-over-year to an $11.4 billion dollar...

The EU has set the stage with its SCA (Strong Consumer Authentication) regulations designed to make digital payments more secure. The...