business security
PR Newswire
Published on : Jan 30, 2025
AtData, a leader in email address intelligence and fraud prevention, has identified a new and alarming digital fraud trend: hyper-disposable email domains. These short-lived, mass-generated email domains account for nearly 46% of all disposable domains, posing a serious threat to businesses and digital security.
Unlike conventional disposable email domains that persist for weeks, hyper-disposable domains:
Have lifespans of less than seven days.
Are mass-produced in high volumes, making detection difficult.
Bypass traditional fraud defenses and blocklists.
Exploit automated identity verification systems, enabling fraudulent activity at scale.
Hyper-disposable domains create millions of fraudulent email addresses daily, leading to:
To combat this emerging threat, AtData has enhanced its adaptive domain models, offering businesses:
Accurate detection and blocking of hyper-disposable email domains.
Protection against fake account creation to maintain customer integrity.
Optimized fraud prevention that balances security with user experience.
"Hyper-disposable domains are increasing the complexity and velocity of attacks," said Diarmuid Thoma, AtData’s Head of Fraud and Data. "Their transient nature leaves a narrow window for detection. Swift, precise action is essential to protect revenue and digital trust."
As hyper-disposable domains continue to rise, businesses must implement proactive measures to safeguard digital interactions and customer trust. AtData’s adaptive technology ensures fraud prevention without disrupting legitimate users, helping companies stay ahead of evolving fraud tactics.