HeyJaredFraudology Podcast with Karisse Hendrick
If you work in online fraud prevention, chances are you've caught the "bug". The bug that makes you passionate about identifying & preventing cybercriminals from getting away with stealing from your company, or your client's companies.
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A Government Email Phishing Scam and the ID Scan Breach Update (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Fraudology. This is a solo episode, and I’ve got two stories for you this week. I wanted to follow-up on the ID scan breach that Frank McKenna and I discussed last week. Where things stand now, whether we should still be worried, and what the driver’s license data breach means for KYC fraud prevention going forward. And then I wanted to get into one of the biggest fraud stories this week. This one is brand new and I wanted to get it to you as soon as possible. A government email
Impersonation Scams: When an ID Isn’t Proof (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Fraudology. I’m joined this week by Frank McKenna of Frank on Fraud and Point Predictive, because this was one that I needed a second brain to process it all with me. I was heads-down working on the Merchant Fraud Alliance agenda when my phone would not stop buzzing. It was a group chat with the people I trust to tell me when the big deals are happening versus just internet noise. And this time, it was a big deal. Brian Krebs had uncovered a dark web portal selling real driver’s
When AI Cancels Your Account: 966 Million Reasons to Get Chargeback Disputes Right (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Fraudology. It’s just me for this episode, but I’ve got two stories to dig into. They are genuinely important for anyone dealing with chargeback disputes. Whether you’re on the merchant side or the banking side. The first is Uber and the nearly billion dollars in fines for automated account deactivation. The second story is the story that I really want to unpack. Hims and Hers blowing past their chargeback threshold on their weight loss subscription business. It’s rare that this
Fraud News: AI Document Fraud, Zombie Credit Cards, and a Digital Arrest Scam (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Fraudology. Since I’ve been back from SardineCon, I’ve thought about how much faster and cheaper AI is making fraud. That thread runs through basically everything I’m covering today. I’m digging into a new report from Inscribe showing a 4X increase in AI generated documents. I’ll walk through the difference between a document that’s built entirely by AI and one that’s a real document with AI alterations. Because they are not the same problem. Then we will go deep on a digital arr
The One-Shot Phishing Attack (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Fraudology. I have to tell you I’m genuinely excited about this one. Today’s guest was highly recommended by Matt Vega, someone whose opinion I trust completely in this industry. By the time we finally hit record, we’d already been talking for 45 minutes off air. That’s a pretty good sign this episode is going to deliver. Cy Khormaee spent years at Google, building out what eventually became the company’s user protection platform and the technology that now runs quietly in the ba
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