Where Scams Come From and Who They Target: Platform Version 2.11.0 - October 2026
Where scams come from and who they target: explore GSE 2.11.0 geographies, fraudulent bank account feeds and upgraded League Tables. See what’s new.
Tag: OXIL Research
Scammers Impersonate High-Trust Country Domain Names
Scammers impersonate high-trust country domain names to deceive users. See how fake ccTLDs exploit trusted endings—and learn what the data reveals.
Looking back on the JASA Anti-Scam Conference Japan 2026
JASA Anti-Scam Conference Japan 2026 highlights how GSE, AI-powered threat signals and cross-border collaboration can stop fraud earlier. Read the recap.
Local Landmarks, Local Lures: How Scammers Weave Geography into Domains
Local landmarks and local lures reveal how scammers use geographic entities in domains to target victims and build trust. Explore OXIL Research’s findings.
Scammers' Techniques: Older Adults Are Not the Most Targeted Group
Older adults are not the most targeted group for scammers; working-age adults are. Discover data-driven insights on who scammers really target and how to stay safe.
Situational Vulnerability: How Scammers Target Moments, Not People
Scammers exploit moments of stress, loss and money worries, not demographics. Learn key signals and protect yourself today.
Scatterguns versus Snipers: How Scammers Choose Their Targets
"Scatterguns" versus "sniper" Sniper vs. Scattergun scams reveal how fraudsters target the public and vulnerable groups differently; learn the data-driven tactics and how to protect yourself.
Gambling Content and Adolescent Exposure: What the Data Shows
Gambling content and adolescent exposure data reveals how scammers target teens like addicted adults, with explicit tactics and shared hooks; learn key findings now.
