Device/SIM binding security
Adding layers of security
for Device/SIM binding
Closing the gap on fraud vectors like SIM swaps, cloned
devices, and session takeovers.
Hijacking user accounts
Fraudsters perform SIM swap attacks or clone device identifiers to hijack accounts and bypass SMS-based OTP verification
Device proxy
Virtualized or emulated environments work to bind attacker's device with the user's account and conceal malicious bots
Evolving fraud attacks
Traditional binding methods rely solely on SMS OTPs which attackers maliciously obtain to access a user's account
Fraudulent Device Binding
Modified apps create cryptographic binding tokens that, when sent via spoofed SMS, register attacker devices to victim accounts.
How Sense Secures
Device & SIM Binding
Device & SIM Binding
Enhance account security
By adding features like device ID and cryptographic key along with the
session ID, Sense can improve the overall mobile application security
session ID, Sense can improve the overall mobile application security
Identify legitimate devices
Strengthen the device identification as a means to reduce creation
of duplicates and the risk of attackers device binding with the user's account
of duplicates and the risk of attackers device binding with the user's account
Authenticate sessions
Detect instances when the user has tampered with the basic functionalities
of the application to manipulate basic device binding techniques
of the application to manipulate basic device binding techniques
Server based authentication
Any event is verified and validated by comparing the parameters of the
device with the data stored in the server with that user ID
device with the data stored in the server with that user ID