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Account takeover attacks Account takeover attempts by criminals: Account takeover (ATO) attempts involve criminals gaining unauthorized access to online accounts, often through stolen or compromised credentials. This type of fraud can lead to financial losses, identitytheft, and reputational damage for both individuals and organizations.
Account takeover attacks Account takeover attempts by criminals: Account takeover (ATO) attempts involve criminals gaining unauthorized access to online accounts, often through stolen or compromised credentials. This type of fraud can lead to financial losses, identitytheft, and reputational damage for both individuals and organizations.
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