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Redirects frustrate and spook users and hurt ad publishers. Find out how fraudulent redirects work and how to defend against them.
Account takeover (ATO) is a form of identity theft where cybercriminals gain access to user accounts. Learn how to prevent and respond to ATO attacks.
The term ad cloaking has been used to define a variety of ad attacks. But understanding a truly cloaked attack is key to protecting your publishing.
Fighting malvertising isn’t always just about malicious ads. Understanding ad quality and how to filter out unwanted ads at scale is also important.
Application security is essential to protect software from attacks and data breaches. Learn how to identify, fix, and prevent security vulnerabilities in your applications with measures like code reviews and access controls.
Audio fraud, a form of ad fraud where bots or low-quality traffic generate fake audio impressions, is misleading advertisers and wasting ad spend.
A bot is a software application programmed to execute automated tasks. Learn more about bots, how to discern good from bad & how to combat automated fraud.
A brute force attack occurs when cybercriminals use bots to try to guess and verify information such as passwords, credit card numbers, and promo codes.
Bot detection is the process of distinguishing between bot and human activity, as well as between malicious and legitimate bots.
Bot management is a segment of software solutions that are put in place to mitigate business risks from bot attacks.
Bot mitigation is the process of reducing the risk of automated bot attacks and stopping them from abusing your websites, mobile apps and visitors.
When bots visit your website, they tax your bandwidth, skew your data, and put you at risk for fraud. Learn more about bot traffic to web and mobile apps and APIs.
In carding attacks, cybercriminals use bots to make fraudulent purchases with stolen credit cards, debit cards, or gift cards.
Learn about the most important steps for cyber threat mitigation and the strategies you need to make sure you don’t fall victim to an attack.
Bad actors can bypass traditional security measures—such as CAPTCHA, multi-factor authentication (MFA), security questions—to take over an account on your site.
CAPTCHAs are a type of challenge–response test used on websites across the internet to determine whether a user is a human or a bot.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a state law that protects citizens of California from private data abuses and exposures.
Content security policy (CSP) is a capability to limit the threat of cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.
Credential stuffing is when bots attempt logins with stolen usernames and passwords. Validated credentials can be used to take over accounts and commit fraud.
CAPTCHA, born in the 90s, aimed to prevent malicious bots from spamming engines, forums, and forms. Here are alternatives for the modern detection era.
Denial of inventory and scalping attacks harm e-commerce businesses. Learn how to prevent and respond to these threats with effective solutions.
Understand the risks of data harvesting and how to shield your business from costly damage to customer loyalty, brand reputation, and sales.
Digital skimming occurs when cybercriminals use malicious script injections to steal credit card information from customers to your online store.
Fake account creation is a growing problem for businesses. Learn how to detect and prevent fraudulent accounts with effective strategies and tools.
Formjacking happens when cybercriminals use malicious code injections to hijack your web forms and steal the data that your users submit.
Learn more about the methods anti-malvertising solutions offer for integrating their tools onto your website: creative wrapping and page-level scripts.
Cybercriminals are always looking for a lucrative payday through malvertising. Learn how to make them pay without reward.
In Magecart attack, cybercriminals skim shoppers’ credit card data from online payment forms when they complete a transaction.
The growing sophistication of malvertising threats can be challenging to prevent, stop, or predict in the programmatic ad ecosystem.
Découvrez PCI DSS, comment être en conformité et comment votre chaîne d'approvisionnement côté client risque d'exposer des données non autorisées.
Learn what PCI DSS is, how to achieve compliance, and how your client-side supply chain can put you at risk of unauthorized data exposure.
Personally identifiable information (PII) harvesting occurs when criminals manipulate your website forms to collect the PII that users submit.
Programmatic ad buying automates digital ad purchases but also faces fraud risks. Learn how technology like HUMAN protects against ad fraud in real-time.
Learn what promotion abuse is, the most common examples, and how it affects everyone.
Supply chain attacks occur when cybercriminals infiltrate your site by attacking your third-party code vendors.
Skewed analytics results when fraudulent web traffic and automated interactions contaminate your data, which can lead to erroneous conclusions.
Web scraping, or content scraping, is the practice of using automated bots and web crawlers to extract content or data from third-party websites.
Shadow code is any code introduced into an application without formal approval or security validation. Shadow code introduces risks to data privacy.