Multi-Platform Fraud Network Attribution Case Study
Multi-Platform Fraud Network Attribution Case Study
| METRIC | RESULT |
|---|---|
| Fraudulent Accounts Identified | 17 |
| Investigation Duration | 72 hours |
| Platforms Mapped | 5+ social networks |
| Identity Confidence | High (biometric match) |
| Evidence Package | Delivered to clients |
This brief documents the methodology used to identify, attribute, and map a coordinated fraud network using open source intelligence techniques and Stratir's proprietary tooling.
Deployed Feynman's facial recognition module to analyze profile images across platforms. Identified shared imagery patterns indicating coordinated account creation.
Cross-referenced facial recognition hits with OSINT data sources including social media archives, breach databases, and public records.
Mapped communication patterns and infrastructure using link analysis. Identified shared device fingerprints, IP ranges, and payment processing accounts.
Built complete attribution chain from social profiles to real-world identities using digital footprint analysis and financial infrastructure mapping.
| TYPE | ITEMS | CONFIDENCE |
|---|---|---|
| Profile Screenshots | 47 | VERIFIED |
| Communication Logs | 12 threads | VERIFIED |
| Payment Records | 3 accounts | HIGH |
| Biometric Matches | 17 profiles | HIGH |
| Device Fingerprints | 2 devices | MEDIUM |
Project Cerberus demonstrates the effectiveness of combining automated OSINT collection with expert analysis. The network was fully mapped within 72 hours, providing clients with actionable intelligence for law enforcement engagement.