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Re:Credit card fraud warning signs by krispbyte on Saturday April 28, 2018 @01:50AM (#16946251)
Equifax. But we know how that worked out.

Could a Blockchain/DHT solution work for this? Normalize and hash the data and send it to the network to check its karma. If there's no karma then it's a new customer, otherwise the karma tells if it's a good/bad customer. Then after they buy you add or reduce a karma point.

Would there be a way for someone to reverse/bruteforce the hashes to figure out people information?

Re:Credit card fraud warning signs by lxmorj on Saturday April 28, 2018 @02:27AM (#16946350)
MD5 Hash of concatenated CC# & street address for all orders. Post to a database 90 days after the order shows no signs of fraud.

Use existence in the DB (weighted by number of instances) as a probability of not-fraud.

My guess is Shopify, Stripe, etc are doing something like that when they send "this might be fraud, you should review" alerts.