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Dear jan naj,
Social engineering is one of the hardest fraud problems to
solve.
Everything looks legitimate—right user, right credential,
right device—because customers are being manipulated into
willingly authenticating payments and granting access while
fraudsters control the interaction.
Many teams still treat this as a primarily human problem. But,
these attacks create behavioral and contextual signals that
make it possible to spot manipulation as it happens, not just
after the damage is done.
Join us for our upcoming webinar where we'll talk about how to
identify social engineering as it unfolds:
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How fraudsters use social engineering to enable APP fraud,
RAT-enabled scams, account takeover, and mule activity
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The detection signals that can surface manipulation early,
not after the fact
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How to spot fraud by analyzing intent, context, and
continuity across customer behavior
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