kaspersky fraud prevention: digital banking
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ONLINE BANKING THREATS Alexander Ermakovich
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TYPICAL PHISHING ATTACK
FAKE
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MAN IN THE BROWSER
Customer makes the transfer but malware changes destination and amount
Website seen by Bank
Website seen by Customer
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MOBILE FAKE APPLICATIONS
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SECOND FACTOR STEALING FINAL STEP
2. SMS “Security Update”
Zeus-infected PC
4. Legit SMS now forwarded to Fraud Phone
3. ZitMo
1. Phone number entered
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Account Takeover
An account takeover can happen when a fraudster or computer criminal poses as a genuine customer, gains control of an account and then makes unauthorized transactions
Transaction Tampering
Illegitimate financial transactions by means of changing transaction details, or creating a new transaction on behalf of the customer
THE PROBLEMS
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TYPICAL ATO ATTACK
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Sell Credentials
Data Breach
Man-in-the
-middleSocial
Engeneering
Phishing, SMiShing
Steal user credentials
Validation
Attack
Surveillance
Malware
Brute Force
Bots
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MANAGEMENT & PROTECTION
KASPERSKY FRAUD PREVENTION PLATFORM
Clientless Engine
USER PROTECTION
Endpoints & Mobile
SECURITY INTELLIGENCE SERVICES
Kaspersky Security Network
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WHY KASPERSKY?
FAST DELIVERY
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HAPPY END