Isaac Palmer

By Isaac Palmer There’s hardly an industry immune to credential-stuffing attacks, a threat actor tactic that has a potentially high payoff with a relatively low lift for the perpetrator. Billions of credentials have been dumped across the surface web during this decade, and more and more are regularly churned up on unindexed, invite-only and password-protected corners of the internet.

Inside Payment Card Fraud: Part 1 Blog October 2, 2019 By Isaac Palmer Payment card fraud, arguably one of the most straightforward approaches to financially motivated crime, persists in the face of ongoing anti-fraud efforts from regulators, financial institutions, and retailers.

By Isaac Palmer Automated tellers—literal money machines—cannot help but be a target for crime. Most are filled with money and run on software that contains exploitable security vulnerabilities or hardware that can be tampered with by hackers. Or bad guys can try to outright steal or blow them up.