Socure Report Reveals AI-Enabled Fraud
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On October 20, 2026, Digital Transactions News reported that Socure had released a report on how artificial intelligence is lowering the barrier to fraud and changing fraudsters. The report was based on a survey of 1,250 consumers, as well as data from Socure’s global identity and fraud intelligence network. The survey showed that 13.4% of respondents had used artificial intelligence to commit at least one type of fraud. Socure refers to these individuals as “AI-Fluent Fraudsters.” The latest development disclosed in the report is the report itself and its survey findings; it does not mention any further regulatory or industry responses.
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- Digital Transactions NewsSocure report: How AI lowers the barrier to fraud and changes fraudsters
A Socure report based on a survey of 1,250 consumers and data from its global identity and fraud intelligence network found that 13.4% of respondents had used AI to commit at least one type of fraud. The report refers to these individuals as AI-Fluent Fraudsters.
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