Start where threats reach people.
Signals from real users, including mobile encounters, offer a view of fraud beyond your own systems.
FRAUD & THREAT INTELLIGENCE
See the threats
reaching your
customers.
Unmasqd connects signals from real users to identify fraud and impersonation campaigns targeting your brand—in real time.
THE VIEW ACROSS USERSILLUSTRATION
01“A new payment was attempted.”Message lure
02“Was this you?”Impersonation
03“Review your account now.”Account check
CONNECTED CONTEXT
Different encounters.
A shared campaign.
Individual signals become a clearer picture when seen together.
For teams protecting customers and brand trust.BANKS / FINTECHS / BRANDS
A DIFFERENT VANTAGE POINT
Your brand is part of the story.
The signals are out in the world.
A fraud attempt may arrive on a customer’s phone long before your team sees it. By connecting signals across real users, Unmasqd brings that external activity into view.
01 / OUR INTELLIGENCE
From individual encounters
to a connected campaign.
Understand what people are receiving, how attempts relate, and which brands are being targeted.
FOLLOW THE CONNECTIONS
OBSERVATIONMOBILE SIGNALS
One pretext. Different messages.
Different users receive messages claiming unusual activity on their bank accounts.
“A new payment was attempted. If this wasn’t you, review your account now.”
A message is a starting point, not the whole story.
CORRELATIONSHARED PATTERNS
Look beyond the wording.
Different alert messages lead to related pages imitating the bank’s login. Shared destinations and repeated branding connect the attempts.
Message variantsSuspicious-payment alerts
Destination pagesRelated fake login pages
Brand referencesRepeated bank branding
Connections help reveal coordinated activity.
INTELLIGENCEBRAND CONTEXT
A campaign your team can investigate.
Connect the impersonated bank, the security-alert pretext and the related login pages. Give the fraud team evidence to investigate the campaign.
BANK IMPERSONATIONA security alert used to solicit banking credentials.Review the evidence. Assess exposure. Inform your response.
Evidence and context, together.
02 / WHO WE HELP
One connected picture.
Different decisions to make.
Built for the teams protecting customers, investigating threats, and safeguarding brand trust.
01
Fraud teams
Understand the scams reaching your customers. Connect individual attempts to wider campaigns and bring external context into fraud investigations.
CUSTOMER EXPOSURE02
Brand teams
See how your identity is being used to deceive people. Understand the lures and campaign patterns exploiting trust in your brand.
BRAND IMPERSONATION03
Security teams
Follow connections between messages, domains, and campaigns. Put individual indicators into context to support investigation and response.
CONNECTED INFRASTRUCTURE03 / OUR APPROACH
Grounded in encounters.
Built around evidence.
The value isn’t another isolated alert. It’s understanding how the signals fit together—and what they reveal about threats to your brand.
Make the connections visible.
Look across encounters to identify repeated lures, related infrastructure, and brand-targeting patterns.
See campaigns as they emerge.
Use incoming signals to identify threats in real time and give your team context while activity is unfolding.
04 / LATEST
The changing patterns
of fraud.
We connect signals from real users to uncover fraud targeting brands and their customers. Our public monthly reports explore the wider fraud landscape—the scams taking shape, the tactics being used, and what’s changing.
Read the reportsUnited States · October 2026
Promises of money and rewards turn urgency into a reason to click
Money ready for collection, free products, and paid participation shaped the lures in Unmasqd’s review. Messages presented links, replies, or requests for details as the next step toward receiving a benefit, while expiring offers and final warnings added pressure. Across these themes, the central risk was mistaking an unsolicited promise for proof that money, a reward, or official assistance was genuinely available.
Spain · October 2026
Premios y avisos urgentes: distintos pretextos para llevar al destinatario a un enlace
Unmasqd pone el foco en un patrón compartido por mensajes de recompensas, dinero disponible, entregas fallidas y pagos pendientes: dirigir al destinatario a un enlace. Algunos ofrecen una ventaja que parece estar al alcance; otros presentan un problema que exige actuar para evitar consecuencias. La precaución clave es separar la promesa o la amenaza de la comprobación: verificar por una vía independiente antes de facilitar datos o pagar.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR BRAND
What are your
customers seeing?
Tell us about the brands you protect and the threats you need to understand.