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Account Takeover Attacks: How to Protect Your Brand and Customers

Riskified • July 1, 2019  
Account Takeover Attacks: How to Protect Your Brand and Customers

Online fraud is becoming more sophisticated as cyber-criminals try to stay a step ahead of fraud solutions and tools. Not only are ATO attacks tough to spot, they can also cause harm that goes beyond just stolen goods and chargebacks.

Download this whitepaper to learn more about:

  • How fraudsters get credentials to carry out ATO attacks
  • Detection and preventing ATO attacks
  • How to respond to an ATO attack
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