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With reported cybercrimes topping 1M cases in 2025 and payment accounts a prime target, consumer security hygiene is now a first‑order risk for any online business. Product and risk teams should assume account takeover attempts are a constant and design flows that surface anomalies and recovery paths without crushing conversion.
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