There are two common approaches when it comes to preventing browser fingerprinting. The more commonly implemented method makes all browser instances across all devices look as similar as possible. In theory, any fingerprinting should result in a single identifier or a very small number of different identifiers distributed across all devices, making the fingerprints useless.
In 2021, the National Mortgage Application Fraud Risk Index increased by 15% between the 2021 first quarter and the first quarter of 2022. Credit card fraud also skyrocketed by the last quarter of 2021. Fraud affects everyone, from consumers to the banks that approve applications. Let's discuss what loan fraud is and how to prevent it.
Fingerprint supports a wide range of use cases, including the ones mentioned above. To showcase each, we built a new section of our website to help visualize how highly accurate device identification can help common occurrences of online fraud and personalize the user experience.
In this article, we discuss NFT (non-fungible tokens) basics, the most common types of NFT scams, how consumers can protect themselves, and how business can defend their sites against fraud.
Accuracy really is everything when it comes to device identification. Fingerprint Pro maintains a 99.5% accuracy rate, which is the industry’s highest accuracy rate. We discussed how and why in a recent webinar and why our accuracy rates differ between our open-source FingerprintJS browser fingerprinting library and our Fingerprint Pro device identification solution. These are the key takeaways you need to know.
We have dropped the "JS" and are now known as Fingerprint. Read more about our decision and how this impacts our customers.
Discussing existing techniques and APIs native to iOS that allow developers to harden application security. It weighs all the main pros and cons of methods that are provided by Apple and covers an alternative approach that is successfully deployed in our fraud detection solutions on other platforms.
Transport Layer Security (TLS) is an algorithm that encrypts all your internet traffic and helps you stay secure online. Learn the inner workings of TLS fingerprinting and how it can put you in a better position to understand your network and traffic sources and protect your website against fraud.
Let's take a look at how Fingerprint works and some of its use cases, followed by a tutorial on implementing dark mode to demonstrate how to remember anonymous users’ cloaked preferences.
Fingerprint Pro's visitorID is the most accurate device identifier available. Learn why this matters when it comes to catching fraudsters and protecting your online business.
There are a few NPM packages to choose from for browser fingerprinting. In this article, we compare options by looking at their popularity, updated date, package size and more.
Find out why Microsoft and Apple recommend 2FA for stopping automated bots and malicious humans from stealing your online accounts.
