A Record Mobile Shopping Season Is Coming, but Many Retailers May Not Be Ready
Appdome reports AI-driven mobile fraud surges up to 400% during Cyber Week, with 51% of Americans fearing AI threats to mobile app safety this holiday season.
- Appdome warned that holiday shopping is when attackers strike hardest, citing findings that synthetic fraud and AI-driven scams cause app abandonment among U.S. consumers.
- Using AI to automate scams, attackers reportedly increase fraud attempts during Cyber Week, with industry sources noting spikes of around 89.4%.
- Survey data shows 63.7% of Americans fear synthetic fraud, 44.7% delete apps over identity theft, 51% see AI-powered threats as a risk, yet only 10.6% trust apps to stop them.
- Stopping attacks inside apps is essential to protecting customers and revenue during peak shopping, pressuring banking, retail, fintech, travel and delivery apps to show visible defenses.
- Appdome says its AI-Native XTM Platform and tools like Threat Resolution Center, Threat-Events framework, and ThreatScope Mobile XTM detect and preempt threats during holiday shopping, a peak attack period.
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A record mobile shopping season is coming, but many retailers may not be ready
PreciousJ // Shutterstock With the holiday shopping season approaching, retailers are preparing for what could be one of the biggest years for mobile commerce. Adobe estimates that U.S. consumers will spend $253.4 billion online between Nov. 1 and Dec. 31, with smartphones driving the majority of visits and more than half of total spending. Mobile shopping has been growing steadily for years, but this season marks a significant shift: For many…
A record mobile shopping season is coming, but many retailers may not be ready
PreciousJ // Shutterstock With the holiday shopping season approaching, retailers are preparing for what could be one of the biggest years for mobile commerce. Adobe estimates that U.S. consumers will spend $253.4 billion online between Nov. 1 and Dec. 31, with smartphones driving the majority of visits and more than half of total spending. Mobile shopping has been growing steadily for years, but this season marks a significant shift: For many…
A record mobile shopping season is coming, but many retailers may not be ready
PreciousJ // Shutterstock With the holiday shopping season approaching, retailers are preparing for what could be one of the biggest years for mobile commerce. Adobe estimates that U.S. consumers will spend $253.4 billion online between Nov. 1 and Dec. 31, with smartphones driving the majority of visits and more than half of total spending. Mobile shopping has been growing steadily for years, but this season marks a significant shift: For many…
A record mobile shopping season is coming, but many retailers may not be ready
PreciousJ // Shutterstock With the holiday shopping season approaching, retailers are preparing for what could be one of the biggest years for mobile commerce. Adobe estimates that U.S. consumers will spend $253.4 billion online between Nov. 1 and Dec. 31, with smartphones driving the majority of visits and more than half of total spending. Mobile shopping has been growing steadily for years, but this season marks a significant shift: For many…
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