“They have to get your trust… then there’s a call to action… we want to put roadblocks in place for each of those two different steps”

Mike Piper · The Long View · Mike Piper: Scammers Are Getting Smarter. Is Your Financial Security Keeping Up?

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Break cyber fraud into a two-step process (gain trust, then call to action) and put roadblocks at each step

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