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Kevin Lee

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The Connected Threat: Fraud Rings, ATO Patterns, and Payment Fraud Benchmarks

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By Kevin Lee, Ben Price
| Sift
Fraud rarely shows up as a single flagged transaction. It shows up as a pattern, one that’s often invisible to any single business but obvious once you can see across a network. That was the throughline of Sift’s recent webinar unpacking the Q2 2026 Digital Trust Index, featuring Brent Sleeper, Senior Product Marketing Manager, and Jeremy Cannon, Trust and Safety Architect.
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The World Cup of Fraud: How Match-Day Payouts Spike Cash-Out Fraud

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By Kevin Lee
| Sift
The World Cup is the biggest betting event on the calendar. Global wagering on this year’s tournament is already on track to exceed $50 billion, forecast to be the biggest gambling event in history. That also means it’s the most anticipated opportunity for fraud rings. Sports betting platforms know the withdrawal spikes are coming. Every platform running live betting has seen what happens in the minutes after a final whistle.
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How to Reduce Friction Without Compromising Fraud Security

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By Kevin Lee
| Sift
Customers expect digital experiences to be fast, easy, and secure. They want to create accounts, log in, check out, and manage payments without unnecessary steps. But they also expect businesses to protect their accounts, transactions, and personal information from fraud.
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