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Sometimes the pattern only exists in data writ large. For example, a particular merchant is breached, and then the fraudsters try to run most of the cards stol
by superuser2 12y ago
Sometimes the pattern only exists in data writ large.
For example, a particular merchant is breached, and then the fraudsters try to run most of the cards stolen in that breach at a few locations.
It could be obvious on your bank's end that a few dozen customers made a charge at Store A and then reported a charge at Store B to be fraudulent, so then they decided to freeze the cards of everyone with the same Store A -> Store B pattern.
- aestra 12y agoGreat point.