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E-Commerce Company Eliminates Fraud Attacks & Uncovers Hidden Threats with DataDome
Learn how an e-commerce leader stops card cracking and hidden threats with DataDome. Seamless integration ensures security, fraud blocking, and smooth customer experiences ...
How Wolfe Won the Battle Against Card-Cracking Bots
Discover how Wolfe, a leader in the e-commerce gift card industry, partnered with DataDome to tackle pervasive carding attacks and achieve a significant reduction in bot traffic ...
Pierre Fabre USA Ends Carding Fraud & Prevents Scraping With DataDome
DataDome protects Pierre Fabre USA’s e-commerce websites from carding and other types of bot-driven fraud, ensuring optimum site performance ...
Scentbird Stops Carding Fraud & Credential Stuffing, Saves Costs & Time With DataDome
Popular perfume subscription site Scentbird prevents scraping, credential stuffing, and carding fraud with DataDome ...
Natural Language Processing and “Mindful” AI Drive More Sophisticated Bad Bot Attacks
The evolution from human to bot attacks Over the last several years of my career in cyber security, I have been fortunate to work with professionals who researched and developed new cyber ...
Four Key Findings from the 2022 Cyberthreat Defense Report
For the ninth year, Imperva is proud to sponsor CyberEdge Group’s annual Cyberthreat Defense Report. In this report, CyberEdge Group delivers a detailed accounting of how IT security professionals perceive cyberthreats today ...
Malicious Life Podcast: The State of Credit Card Security
In 2005, when Albert Gonzalez was hacking his way into the networks of many retail chains in the US (listen to Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3), credit cards were still ...
How to Steal a Million: The Memoirs of a Russian Hacker
As a University researcher specializing in cybercrime, I've had the opportunity to watch the Russian carding market closely and write about it frequently on my blog "Cybercrime & Doing Time." Sometimes this ...
Deleted Facebook Cybercrime Groups Had 300,000 Members
Hours after being alerted by KrebsOnSecurity, Facebook last week deleted almost 120 private discussion groups totaling more than 300,000 members who flagrantly promoted a host of illicit activities on the social media ...
