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News Release
GSE Goes Geographic: Platform Release 2.10.0
GSE Goes Geographic in Release 2.10.0 with regional report-rate heat maps, faster signal processing and new FTC call data. Explore the update.
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News Release
GSE Goes Geographic in Release 2.10.0 with regional report-rate heat maps, faster signal processing and new FTC call data. Explore the update.
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Local landmarks and local lures reveal how scammers use geographic entities in domains to target victims and build trust. Explore OXIL Research’s findings.
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Global Anti Scam Summit San Francisco 2026: Join GSE’s workshop and plenary on scam intelligence, cross-sector action and fraud prevention. Meet the team.
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Heading to Tokyo: GSE at the Anti-Scam Conference Japan 2026 showcases global fraud signal sharing, payment-side countermeasures and GSE’s role—join us in Tokyo.
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Older adults are not the most targeted group for scammers; working-age adults are. Discover data-driven insights on who scammers really target and how to stay safe.
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Scammers exploit moments of stress, loss and money worries, not demographics. Learn key signals and protect yourself today.
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"Scatterguns" versus "sniper" Sniper vs. Scattergun scams reveal how fraudsters target the public and vulnerable groups differently; learn the data-driven tactics and how to protect yourself.
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Signal sharing between Microsoft and Google dismantled a $66M fraud marketplace, exposing RedVDS infrastructure and boosting cross-platform defense. Learn how.
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Cifas joins the Global Signal Exchange, linking 800 UK organisations and 500 new fraud signals to stop scams at source. Discover how this partnership protects you.
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Upgrading to 95 feeds, GSE ingests scambaiter telemetry at scale, turning screenshots into real-time threat signals for faster scam takedowns; learn more.
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GSE at GASA Lisbon: discover how global fraud fighters use shared signals to scale impact, cut legal friction and move from defence to offence. Learn more.
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Ahead of the Whistle: How the GSE is catching World Cup fraud early, uniting Visa, Meta and others to disrupt scams before kickoff—learn how to stay protected.