In 2023, a threat group called Scattered Spider dismantled two of the largest casino operations in the world. The next generation is now running seven figure scams, and they are actively targeting organizations across financial services, retail, hospitality, legal, aviation, technology, and academia.
A guilty plea in federal court last week pulls back the curtain on a coordinated bank fraud ring that operated across three states for more than two years. The scheme had two distinct vulnerabilities that let it run undetected. Both of them are solvable.
Logs and explanations are not enough. If agentic AI is going to operate in real world workflows, it needs verifiable records.
As the only platform that can verify identity to NIST IAL2 and cryptographically bind it to agent activity, Proof brings a critical perspective to the standards defining how AI acts on behalf of humans.
Fraud trends rarely change all at once. More often, the signals appear gradually across research reports, news stories, and the operational reality of how organizations process digital transactions. Here are five signals from the past month that fraud and risk teams should be paying attention to.
A former college football player disguised himself as three NFL stars to secure nearly $20 million in loans. The lenders who approved them had no reliable way to know the difference.
