How Fraudsters Use AI to Commit Ecommerce Fraud
Sophisticated eCommerce fraudsters increasingly use artificial intelligence (AI) to attack merchants. In the past, only one kind of eCommerce fraud existed. Fraudsters tried to steal personal identifying information and credit card numbers. They would then make fraudulent purchases. The result was chargebacks. That model still exists today. However
PSD2 SCA Requirements
On September 14, 2019 the Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) will require Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). The goal of SCA is to protect c
False Declines May Be Costing Your Business More Than You Realize
What’s the costliest fraud-related problem for most e-commerce merchants? In most cases, it’s not fraud itself, but orders that are rejected becau
Influencer Insights: An Interview with Covery
Covery is an eCommerce fraud prevention solution that specializes in using device fingerprinting to help merchants to both detect fraudsters, as well
Influencer Insights: An Interview with ClearSale
ClearSale is an eCommerce fraud prevention solution with nearly two decades of experience, and more than 1,000 employees servicing 3,000+ brands (incl
Influencer Insights: An Interview with Arcus FI
Arcus FI is an eCommerce fraud prevention solution founded in 2013 coming out of a Y-Combinator. It allows issuers to target account updates using a d
Merchants Should Be Wary of Payment Providers Getting into the Chargeback Guarantee Game
No one could have foreseen the scope and scale of the eCommerce fraud prevention problem. From the beginning of online stores, unscrupulous actors beg
How Online Web Skimming Attacks Work
Online web skimming attacks continue to increase. This kind of eCommerce fraud attack works by fraudsters recording the information customers put into
Phishing Attack Statistics 2019
Both enterprise and SMB businesses can learn a lot from the latest phishing attack statistics. Unfortunately, the numbers show that business email com
The Evolution of Ecommerce Fraud Solutions
As we previously discussed in our article – payments providers such as Stripe, Adyen, and Paypal are moving into the eCommerce fraud prevention
