Julianne Rose

Arkose Labs

Easy access to commoditized tools, fraud-as-a-service, 24×7 support from a buzzing cybercrime ecosystem, and high earning potential are propelling the phenomenal growth in digital fraud. Anyone can learn the ropes and become a master fraudster in no time. Do you have the required insights into attack trends and attacker tactics ... Read More

Attackers are evolving their strategies to launch more volatile attacks. They pivot to high monetization opportunities and attack the areas where consumers spend more time and money. Digital businesses must prepare to fight evolving attacks in 2022 and beyond. They must remain agile and use robust tools to thwart imminent ... Read More

A new industry report, a snapshot of 2021 attack trends, from the Arkose Labs Network shows online gaming remains a frequent target for nuanced fraudsters Online gaming platforms experienced a surge in traffic last year when millions of homebound people used these platforms more often than ever before and for ... Read More

The word “mother” conjures up countless images of that same person handling multiple tasks without breaking a sweat. Shelter-in-place diktats have taken this multi-tasking for fraud-fighting moms several notches higher as work hours have expanded, children are at home taking online classes, and adults are working from home. Let’s be ... Read More

Fraudsters use cheat codes and gain an unfair advantage when they attack online gaming platforms.  Here’s how to effectively fight against online gaming fraud and stop fraudsters without ruining the experience for good customers.  Last year was unlike any other in recent memory. It ushered in a new way of ... Read More

Fraudsters use bots and human sweatshops or ‘click farms’  for account takeover fraud of genuine online gaming user accounts–especially those with big money–and to farm in-game assets so they can be resold for hefty profits Perhaps no industry has been affected by changing consumer habits brought upon by the pandemic-related ... Read More

Fraudsters use bots and human sweatshops or ‘click farms’  for account takeover fraud of genuine online gaming user accounts–especially those with big money–and to farm in-game assets so they can be resold for hefty profits Perhaps no industry has been affected by changing consumer habits brought upon by the pandemic-related ... Read More