Prove 2023 survey: 84% of consumers worry about AI-based fraud
What happened
- Prove states its 2023 Online Shopping and AI-Based Fraud Report summarizes two surveys commissioned by Prove and conducted by Dynata in October 2023.
- Prove reports 84% of consumers are concerned about AI-based fraud attacks this holiday season.
- Prove reports 23% of consumers say they have been the victim of a SIM swap attack.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Prove uses consumer survey statistics to promote its Pre-Fill onboarding product for ecommerce signups, a direct overlap with Signicat's onboarding and authentication offerings.
- The article's self-reported survey figures are vendor-commissioned and unaudited in this text, so they should be attributed to Prove rather than treated as independent data.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “summarizing the results of two surveys commissioned by Prove and conducted by market research company Dynata in October 2023” source ↗
- “84%** of consumers saying they're concerned about AI-based fraud attacks this holiday season.” source ↗
- “23%** of consumers say they have been the victim of a SIM swap attack.” source ↗
- “Click here to learn about how smart merchants are taking advantage of the award-winning Prove Pre-Fill® onboarding solution” source ↗
- “summarizing the results of two surveys commissioned by Prove and conducted by market research company Dynata in October 2023” source ↗
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