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That looks good, however the Netbilling fraud defense is already very good, and I find that being too heavy handed can cause more false positives than detecting actual fraud. I prefer to let a wider range of transactions go through (within reason) and then examine them hopefully before the batch submits so I can void anything that I don't like.
My frustration today came from a batch of joins I got from a Filipino carder who was manipulating my cascade to bypass Netbilling and get CCBill to run his fraud transactions.
I didn't notice it because of all the 4th of July partying but when I did, I had to issue quite a few refunds today and because of CCBills sluggish back-end it took me several hours.
What I need is to be able to take a list of IP addresses, at least 50 at a time and get a report as to whether they are allocated to broadband users or server hosts, and whether they are known proxy servers or not.
Not all proxies used by blackhats are known, but they are almost never residential connections. Users don't usually sign up to porn sites from server colocation rooms or webhosts of any kind.
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