Stopping Account Takeover Before It Starts
Most account takeovers start with stolen passwords replayed by bots. Here's how to shut them down at the edge before a single account is compromised.
How takeover happens
Attackers buy leaked username/password pairs and replay them across thousands of sites using automation. Even a tiny success rate yields thousands of compromised accounts — the technique is called credential stuffing.
Blocking the bots
Endasphere fingerprints automated traffic and throttles high-velocity login attempts at the edge. The attack never reaches your authentication system at scale, so it simply doesn't pay off.
Scoring risk, not punishing users
Rather than adding friction for everyone, risk scoring watches for anomalies — a new device, an impossible travel distance, an odd behavior pattern — and only challenges the sessions that look suspicious.
Real-time alerts
When takeover patterns emerge, security teams are notified instantly, turning what used to be a post-breach cleanup into a prevented incident.
Explore Theft Prevention
See how Endasphere puts this into practice.