#Regular Columns Instant Payments, Instant Losses: A Data Science Approach for the Era of APP Scams For years, banks fought fraud by answering a main question: Is the person initiating this payment really who they claim Maya Fudim / August 9, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Evil Bananas: How Organized Crime Feeds Europe’s Drug Habit via Cocaine Smuggling Ecuador: Squeezed into Fruit-based Cocaine Smuggling Fruit, especially bananas, is notoriously perishable. They require refrigeration for the long journey from Urriolagoitia Miner / August 3, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns When AI Detects Fraud, What Human Job Roles Will Be Left? What Will Fraud Professionals Do in an AI-Driven World My teenage daughter has always been interested in my work. Over Maya Fudim / July 30, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Insurance Fraud: It Starts With the Lack of an Identity Check Most people see insurance fraud as a time-of-claim problem not an identity check issue. A collision staged by bad actors, Randall Casciello / July 22, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Informal Value Transfer System (IVTS): How to Launder Money Without Transactions A History of Hawala and ‘Flying Money’ Many centuries ago, early human traders moved goods back and forth between China Urriolagoitia Miner / July 16, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns With SMMP, Mastercard Makes Refunds as Dangerous as Chargebacks Mastercard’s Scam Merchant Monitoring Program (SMMP) becomes enforceable on July 24, 2026 for every card-not-present merchant. Most of the coverage Ben Herut / July 1, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Managing AI Employees: Lessons for Fraud Leaders In an era where payments fraud rings move faster than traditional detection systems can adapt, scaling analytical capabilities with AI Maya Fudim / June 21, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Top 5 Things Law Enforcement Wants in SAR Reports One might never read about a Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) in the news. Instead, you might hear about a successful Urriolagoitia Miner / June 14, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Billing Identity Theft: When Healthcare Providers Become Victims Healthcare fraud is usually focused on how the providers perpetrate the theft and less on how they are also victims Randall Casciello / June 7, 2026 Comment (0)
#Regular Columns Agentic Commerce Disputes: A Fraud Window Left Open The credit card networks just opened the door to agentic commerce and agentic commerce disputes; they left the fraud window Ben Herut / May 31, 2026 Comment (0)