Device spoofing is the act of using one device to impersonate many unique devices. Fraudsters use a device to generate fake engagement or a fake lead by clicking on an ad. In some cases, fraudsters use a fake form to collect relevant personal information from real users. They use bots to fill in fake information in a lead generation form. They are credited for this bad lead and get paid.
Then, they use different browsers and reset their device’s operating system (OS) to make it appear as a new device. The same device is then used to perform actions that lead to payouts. This process can be repeated indefinitely.
Modern fraudsters use sophisticated techniques to execute <a target="_blank" href="https://www.mfilterit.com/blog/what-is-lead-fraud/">device spoofing</a>, enabling them to get past the security measures adopted by lead aggregators and affiliate networks.<a target="_blank" href="https://www.mfilterit.com/blog/what-is-lead-fraud/">Read more</a>

Device spoofing is the act of using one device to impersonate many unique devices. Fraudsters use a device to generate fake engagement or a fake lead by clicking on an ad. In some cases, fraudsters use a fake form to collect relevant personal information from real users. They use bots to fill in fake information in a lead generation form. They are credited for this bad lead and get paid.

Then, they use different browsers and reset their device’s operating system (OS) to make it appear as a new device. The same device is then used to perform actions that lead to payouts. This process can be repeated indefinitely.

Modern fraudsters use sophisticated techniques to execute [device spoofing](https://www.mfilterit.com/blog/what-is-lead-fraud/), enabling them to get past the security measures adopted by lead aggregators and affiliate networks.[**Read more**](https://www.mfilterit.com/blog/what-is-lead-fraud/)

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