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Perceptual hashing
Perceptual Hashing: How Fraudsters Attack Businesses
Perceptual hash functions are widely used in multimedia applications to fingerprint similar media. However, criminals have found ways to use it for fraud.
November 13, 2022
by
Daniël de Jager
Tags
3d secure
Avs fraud transactions
Bad bots
Captcha
Captcha bypass vulnerability
Card-not-present fraud
Chargebacks
Credit card fraud
Crypto exchange fraud
Crypto trading
Cryptocurrency scam
Data protection
E-gaming
Emulators
Fintech companies
Fraud detection
Fraud indicators
Identifying fraud
Identity theft
Identity verification
Ip adress analysis
Kyc
Location spoofing
Micro-deposit
New account fraud
Online gambling fraud
Payment fraud
Payment processes
Peer-to-peer payment scams
Perceptual hashing
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