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Device Fingerprinting: What is It and How Exactly Does it Work?

Device fingerprinting can be used to stop fraudsters from attempting to hack, break into, or spam websites as well as offer detailed insights into any customer that’s coming onto your website.

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What Is Browser Fingerprinting & How Does It Work?

Tracking and understanding browser data is a fantastic tool to reduce fraud rates at your company.

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3 Ways to Boost Fraud Prevention in Esport Gaming

As esport gaming continues to boom, your fraud prevention must cope with a growing number of attacks.

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Account Takeover Fraud - How to Stop It Before It Hurts Your Business and Users

Account takeover fraud (ATO) still costs businesses millions of dollars each year.

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3 Examples of Browser Spoofing: How it Works & Use it to Detect Fraud

Gabor Gulyas, a data privacy and web tracking expert, shows us how fraudsters use browser spoofing to hide on your website.

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What’s The Advantage of Modular Fraud Prevention Services?

SEON was built from the ground up with a modular approach to fraud prevention services.

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A Better IP Address Geolocation Service for iGaming Compliance

iGaming operators must do more to ensure geo compliance.

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How to Detect a Poker Bot Farm

Worried a poker bot farm is hiding on your iGaming site?

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Identity Proofing: What is it & How can it Prevent Fraud?

Have you ever wondered what kind of scams hide behind these “make money from home” adverts?

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Accelerating The Anti Fraud System Integration Process

Key obstacles for businesses in need of fraud management are the integration time and costs.

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How to Reduce Customer Acquisition Risk In Affiliate Marketing

User acquisition fraud is damaging the marketing campaigns’ success rates.

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Account Takeover Fraud (ATO) - How to Stop It Before It Hurts Your Business and Users

The news cycle runs so fast these days, it’s easy to forget that 2020 saw one of the biggest account takeover attacks in living memory.

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Privacy Changes and Google FLoC - Will it Affect Device Fingerprinting?

Google announced it wants to stop tracking users – individually.

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Breaking Down The Features of Browser Fingerprinting

According to Panopticlick, an online protection website, only 1 in 286,777 connections share the same browser fingerprint.  This immediately sets the tone: understand how a user connects to your site and you’ve got a fairly precise user ID system in place.