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documents posted Tuesday.
The “sophistication and volume” of fraud attempts have grown as the service’s user base and agency adoption have expanded, the request for information said. While Login-dot-gov already uses fingerprinting within its identity verification flow, “there is an opportunity to enhance the platform’s comprehensive fraud prevention strategy,” documents said.
“This capability is essential for detecting sophisticated fraud attacks including account takeover,…
Inspect the sender’s actual email address—not just the display name—for subtle misspellings like “info@paypa1.com” or “support@nmb-bank.co” which indicate a spoofing attempt.