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Title: Preventing Ad Fraud On Gaming Apps: In Conversation With Raghib Khan


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Preventing Ad Fraud On Gaming Apps
  • In Conversation With Raghib Khan

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Table Of Contents
  • Ad Fraud Attacking Games Statistics
  • 3 Types Of Gaming App Frauds
  • What Needs To Be Done To Eliminate Ad Scam From
    Gaming Apps?

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Ad Fraud Attacking Games Statistics
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  • According to market research, the CAGR for mobile
    gaming apps is expected to be 12.3 between 2021
    and 2026. The growth is ascribed to improved WFH
    circumstances, the rise in smartphone usage, and
    technology uptake in recent years.
  • The penetration of mobile games has also aided
    the gradual increase in the installation of
    gaming apps through social apps like Facebook.
    North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific
    region have the highest adoption rates for gaming
    apps.
  • Raghib Khan, the co-founder of RNF Technologies
    highlights an analysis less than 36 of online
    traffic is made up of humans, while 64 is made
    up of malicious bots which is considered a scam.
  • To make money, fraudsters use mobile ad fraud to
    target mobile advertising (bypassing mobile
    marketing funnels). As per a few researches, app
    fraud can range from 18 to 36 depending on the
    type. These include IP fraud, geo fraud, click
    spamming, SDK spoofing, and incentive fraud.

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3 Types Of Gaming App Fraud
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Attribution Hijacking
  • To track certain occurrences, such as installs,
    purchases, link clicks, etc., publishers
    frequently use attribution models. The first/last
    click before the event, frequently installed in
    gaming apps, gives the fraudster credit.
  • As a result, scammers receive money from
    advertising in exchange for fraudulent credits.
    The approach impacts both organic and inorganic
    users, says Raghib Khan.
  • Install hijacking is frequently carried out by
    supplying fake click data or injecting fake
    referrals. Even if it originated from a media
    partner, any malware installed through another
    app is activated and creates a phony click report
    with install attribution to the partner.

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SDK Hacking
  • Hacking SDKs is yet another fraud that occurs
    through pre-existing malware on customer devices
    through app installation. As Raghib Khan states
    that this bot fraud spoof installs by deceiving
    servers and giving crooks a financial advantage.
  • Brands utilizing open-source software or
    inadequate encryption should know that fraudsters
    can manipulate or reverse-engineer attribution
    codes using these security flaws.
  • With installs, clicks and other engagement
    signals can be manipulated using SDK spoofing.
    Tracking unused SDKs, keeping an eye out for
    install frauds, and creating a report for fraud
    exposure are all necessary for spotting SDK
    spoofs.
  • Avoiding open-source SDKs, maintaining a secure
    connection between SDKs and servers, spotting
    behavioral irregularities, and utilizing a bot
    detection tool are the best ways to prevent AKA
    spoofing.

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CPA Fraud In App
  • CPA models think that quality consumers will take
    action after downloading the app. The lifetime
    value of users is calculated by advertisers using
    criteria such as tutorials finished, levels
    attained, and in-app purchases (LTV).
  • The adoption of the CPA model aimed to reduce
    install fraud rates. Unfortunately, scammers
    developed SIVTsophisticated invalid trafficto
    avoid detection and destroy in-app economies.
  • Additionally talking of the spam, Raghib Khan
    suggests, advertisers profit from in-app
    marketplaces and purchases. In-app advertising is
    another revenue stream for freemium firms.
  • Based on cost-per-sale models developed after
    researching premium consumers, advertisers
    generate income. Because fixed percentages or
    rates offer huge compensation, highlighted by
    Raghib Khan, fraudsters utilize ad fraud to gain
    the cost per action through in-app
    advertisements.

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What Needs To Be Done To Eliminate Ad Scam From
Gaming Apps?
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  • Here are a few proven tips shared by the gaming
    app expert Raghib Khan, who also co-owns RNF
    Technologies with Faisal Abidi to fight ad fraud
    scams efficiently
  • Ad fraud in the mobile advertising space is a
    significant source of resentment for advertisers
    and marketers.
  • Brands should eliminate ad fraud to develop
    marketing strategies based on accurate
    information, reduce spending, and increase actual
    conversions.
  • A 360-degree approach with professionals on call
    around the clock is necessary to combat ad fraud
    and ensure brand protection.
  • Additionally, the ad fraud solution should be
    equipped with AI and ML tools to recognize SIVT,
    examine abnormalities, and search the web for
    brand infringement.
  • By implementing such technology, brands can
    ensure a safer digital ecosystem, ad servers, and
    data management systems.

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Special Thanks To

Raghib Khan,

Co-Founder, RNF Technologies
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