Fraud Prevention
Unmask Fraudsters with Device Intelligence
Fraudsters may change accounts, emails, or IPs — but their devices often betray them. Ambriel tracks unique device characteristics to detect hidden connections between risky accounts.
Know the device, not just the user
01
Device Fingerprinting
Captures hardware, browser, and network attributes to build a persistent, unique device ID.
02
Emulator & Bot Detection
Identifies abnormal device setups, automated scripts, and emulator-based fraud attempts.
03
Geolocation & Network Checks
Detects VPNs, proxies, TOR usage, and mismatched IP-to-country signals.
Device Intelligence features
01
Device type detection
Identify whether the user is on mobile, desktop, tablet, or emulator — crucial for anomaly detection.
iPhone · iOS · expectedMobile
Desktop · first seenReview
Emulator buildFlag
02
Browser & OS details
Collect detailed fingerprints including browser version, OS, language, and plugins.
Chrome 126 · Windows 11Known
Language vs timezone gapMismatch
Plugin set changed+15
03
Incognito detection
Flag users who attempt to hide their identity by using private browsing sessions.
Private session attemptFlagged
Cookies blockedSignal
First-party storage OKClear
04
Bot & automation check
Detect signs of scripts, automation frameworks, or headless browsers that fraudsters often use.
Headless Chrome buildBot
Automation flag presentBot
Human typing cadenceHuman
05
AdBlock detection
Spot users running ad-blockers, which may correlate with risky or non-standard browsing setups.
Blocker detectedSignal
Standard browsing setupClear
06
Network anomalies
Detect VPNs, proxies, TOR usage, and impossible geolocations to uncover risky access patterns.
Datacenter IP rangeProxy
Tor exit nodeTor
Residential · geo matchClear
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Cross-account linking
Surface hidden connections by linking every account back to the devices behind them.
Device A9F2 · 3 accountsLinked
Device 77C1 · 14 accountsRing
Device B201 · 1 accountClean
Identify users by their devices, not just their claims
Ambriel's device fingerprinting and intelligence engine detects suspicious activity across sessions and accounts.
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Device Intelligence questions, answered
The questions teams ask most about device intelligence.
Talk to usHardware, browser and network attributes are combined into a persistent, unique device ID — so returning devices are recognized even when accounts, emails or IPs change.
Yes. Network checks flag VPNs, proxies, Tor exit nodes and IP-to-country mismatches, plus impossible geolocations between sessions.
Abnormal device setups, emulator signatures, automation frameworks and headless browsers are all flagged as fraud signals.
Private browsing sessions are flagged, and ad-blocker usage is recorded as one more anomaly signal in the overall risk picture.
Put device intelligence to work today
See the devices behind every account.
Fourteen supposedly new users, one emulator farm. Device intelligence links them in a single graph — one decision blocks all fourteen.