Jenn Jeffers

The ongoing need to allocate valuable resources to combat scraping not only poses a financial burden to the airline industry but also diverts attention from strategic endeavors that could drive growth and innovation. The combination of lost opportunities and diminished customer satisfaction poses a critical threat to the airline’s bottom line. In an era where

It’s time to delve deeper into how malicious bots operate and how they’re intricately linked to serious human crimes, shedding light on a dark and complex landscape where the digital and physical worlds collide. In the shadows of our increasingly connected world, a disturbing trend is emerging. Malicious bots, automated programs designed for nefarious purposes,

In the relentless battleground of bot and fraud prevention, one menacing adversary looms large—the pervasive threat of website scraping. This insidious automated threat, a more pervasive menace than even the scourges of ATOs and carding attacks, has infiltrated the very fabric of the internet. With stealthy algorithms and an insatiable appetite for data, web scraping

Today, where wanderlust meets the internet, planning the perfect getaway often involves navigating a labyrinth of online reviews and hotel rates. But as the travel and hospitality industry continues to flourish in the virtual realm, so does the prevalence of malicious activity, intended to threaten the success of consumer travel experiences. Here, we dive into

Amidst supply chain challenges and economic unpredictability, retailers anticipate a more measured holiday shopping season. But even with the potential decline in overall e-commerce sales, cybercriminals won’t be hitting the pause button. Rest assured, malicious actors are gearing up to unleash a heightened wave of e-commerce attacks, particularly intensifying between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and persisting throughout the season.

In the exciting land of online gaming, the holiday season brings not only festive entertainment but also a surge in bot attacks and fraud. As players eagerly immerse themselves in virtual worlds, the looming presence of holiday bots poses a significant challenge to both consumers and e-gaming companies. Programmed to exploit vulnerabilities, automated bots jeopardize the integrity of online gaming experiences—and the businesses that provide them.

By harnessing the transformative power of today’s cyber threats, businesses can leverage adversity to fortify key areas. It’s the holidays, so let’s bypass the standard discourse on bot attacks against businesses and look for the silver lining. We already know a 121% upswing in these incidents from Q1 to Q2 2023 is giving online organizations

If you missed our recent webinar, “Foreseeing the Future Threatscape: 2024’s Bad Actor Forecast,” there’s still time to catch up on expert attack insights for next year. Hosted by top executives at Arkose Labs, including CCO Patrice Boffa, CFO Frank Teruel, and CPO Ashish Jain, this crystal ball session explores forecasted cyber threats for enterprises

Looking ahead to the digital terrain of 2024, it is clear that cybercrime marketplaces are on the brink of a surge, bringing about a transformative shift where every cyber threat transitions into an “as-a-service” model. The term “as-a-service” refers to the provision of specific functionalities or tools as a service, typically offered on a subscription or pay-as-you-go basis. This approach democratizes access to cyber threats, enabling even those with limited technical expertise to deploy sophisticated attacks.

The online commercial banking industry is experiencing a rising challenge with the subtle yet impactful presence of reverse proxy attacks, particularly in the form of reverse proxy phishing. As financial institutions continue to embrace digital transformation, the threat landscape has expanded, bringing reverse proxy attacks to the forefront of the commercial banking sector.