Data leak protection
Shield accounts
during data leaks
Pinpoint the slightest changes from compromised
credentials to anomaly-based login attempts in real time
Credential Stuffing Attacks
Attackers run large-scale login attempts
using known breach datasets,
overwhelming rate limits and bypassing
simple CAPTCHA defenses
using known breach datasets,
overwhelming rate limits and bypassing
simple CAPTCHA defenses
Session Hijacking
Valid session tokens are intercepted via
man-in-the-middle attacks or XSS exploits, enabling attackers to assume authenticated user sessions without needing credentials
man-in-the-middle attacks or XSS exploits, enabling attackers to assume authenticated user sessions without needing credentials
Password Reset Exploits
Fraudsters use social engineering and
SIM swapping to intercept password reset OTPs,gaining control of accounts even when initial credentials fail
SIM swapping to intercept password reset OTPs,gaining control of accounts even when initial credentials fail
Bot-driven Account Takeovers
Sophisticated botnets emulate human login behavior, distributing attempts globally and adapting to IP-based rate limiting and fingerprint checks
How Sense shields accounts
during data leaks
during data leaks
Contextual Session Binding
By appending a device identifier and a cryptographic key to the session
ID, Sense enforces multi-factor context around every login
ID, Sense enforces multi-factor context around every login
Device Provenance Verification
Sense's device recognition engine fingerprints hardware and software
attributes to distinguish genuine user devices from rogue clones
attributes to distinguish genuine user devices from rogue clones
Runtime Integrity Monitoring
Real-time integrity checks detect tampering with core application
functions—such as alterations to device binding routines
functions—such as alterations to device binding routines
Centralized Authentication Validation
Every login event is cross-verified against server-stored parameters
for the user's device profile. Discrepancies are denied access
for the user's device profile. Discrepancies are denied access