Hope this isn't a repeated submission. Funny how they're trying to deflect blame after they tried to change the EULA post breach.

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If the accounts were logged into from geographically similar locations at normal volumes then it wouldn’t look too out of the ordinary.

I mean, device fingerprinting is used for this purpose. Then there is the geographic pattern, the IP reputation etc. Any difference -> ask MFA.

It’s so difficult that most companies tend to just defer to large players like Google and Microsoft to do this for them.

Cloudflare, Imperva, Akamai I believe all offer these services. These are some of the players who can help against this type of attack, plus of course in-house tools. If you decide to collect sensitive data, you should also provide appropriate security. If you don't want to pay for services, force MFA at every login.

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