This Valentine’s Don’t Fall in Love with a Computer

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Scammers exploit dating apps during Valentine’s Day to build fake connections and steal money, with reported losses reaching $304 million in 2020. Bots enable fraudsters to scale operations, often managing hundreds of fake romances simultaneously for higher payouts. To execute these scams, attackers need numerous accounts, which they obtain through fake account creation and account takeover (ATO). Automation amplifies these tactics, making romance scams a growing threat that highlights the need for strong security measures against bot-driven fraud.

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