One more strike for the online casino cheats and
thieves. iovation, a leading technology developer
in fraud prevention and detection is mainstreaming its
ieSnare, which is giving gaming operators the back-end
power to find and analyze fraudulent devices. Mainly protecting players financial
accounts and the online cashier, ieSnare is a sigh of
relief to many players and site owners who are
experiencing a rise in fraudulent visitors as
competition and proliferation of casinos continues to
grow.
As the tide of online casino hackers and cheaters
grows more each day, so does the technology to keep
them at bay. The latest piece of hardware to
hit the scene on a large scale is the ieSnare System
developed by the smart minds at iovation.
Truly setting a precedent in fraud prevention and
detection, the ieSnare System has already been
signed on by biggie casinos and betting sites like Bodog,
PointBet, Nine, and Absolute Poker.
Although the system is not designed specifically
for online casinos and gaming sites, in a way it is,
for its main target is industries that have a large
degree of online transactions. The way it
works is that through back-end operatives, the
system can match distinctive drive identifiers with
to online accounts - and all without revealing an
personal account information.
Surely, when the lemon in a crate of eggs is
caught (so aptly expressed in a picture on the
company's website) all personal information on the
thief no longer keeps its autonomy.
Furthermore, any fraudulent devices are forensically
examined, identified and placed into iovations
Device Reputation Authority, which alerts other
iovation clients of specific fraudsters.
As online competition also grows in proportion to the
increased transactions on the Web, it seems that
more fraudulent business is going on in last ditch
attempts to stay afloat. However, we all know
that fraud is no answer to long-term success.
And it surely is not the answer to the unsuspecting
gamblers who may also be targeted if not protected
by the best in online security and technology.
