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Fraudsters Like AI Agents!

Wonder why?

AI agents (like OpenAI's recent "Operator") interact seamlessly with web applications - clicking links, filling forms, and mimicking genuine user behavior. But in the hands of fraudsters, these agents become automated attack powerhouses!

Common attack scenarios include:

πŸ€– Behavioral Mimicry: Replicating human-like browsing patterns and keystrokes, bypassing behavior-based fraud detection.

🌐 Fake Account Creation: Mass-generating realistic social media profiles to improve success ratio of scams or misinformation.

πŸ’³ Card Testing: Quickly validating stolen credit cards on e-commerce platforms. At scale!

πŸ”‘ Password Cracking: Leveraging leaked credentials and social media footprints to accelerate account takeover attacks.

πŸ›οΈ Unfair Advantage in Purchases: Snatching limited items - electronics, tickets, or fashion products - for resale at inflated prices.

To stay safe:

- Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA).

- Use strong, unique passwords (ideally for every account).

- Regularly verify if our credentials were not leaked[ref].

- Always remain skeptical of unexpected offers or requests online.

🚨 Let's stay ahead of the AI-enabled fraudsters together!