When a cardholder makes a purchase with a merchant in a location where 3-D Secure is utilized, the cardholder goes through the 3-D Secure flow. At that point, they are either allowed or challenged. When the challenge screen appears, it is sent to the user as a multi-factor authentication.
On the backend, the 3-D Secure platform surfaces the challenge screen and loads the collection JavaScript. The collected data is passed to the Behavioral Biometrics service to calculate the Behavioral Biometrics score.
Outseer performs Behavioral Biometrics on a repeatable text such as an email address or key phrase, which will result in fewer false positives. The pattern of that will be stored in their profile to compare on subsequent visits. If there is a discrepancy in how it is typed, the Behavioral Biometrics score will increase. In addition, patterns of nefarious behaviors are assessed around all interactions in the challenge screen and if seen then are flagged as fraudulent behavior as part of the Enhanced Authentication capability.
Examples of nefarious behavior include cognitive changes in how the data is entered or deleted, the timings of the session, automated or bot like activity, emulated devices and real time social engineering. These are looked at from both a population behavior level as well as individual user profile level.