Africa's rapid digital growth,with over 1.1 billion mobile subscriptions and $1.1 trillion in digital transactions in 2025,has outpaced cybersecurity infrastructure,…
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AI is lowering the barrier to entry for sophisticated cybercrime, enabling less skilled actors like the North Korean group HexagonalRodent…
Read More »Reported losses from cybercrime surged to over $20.8 billion last year, a 26% increase, with cyber-enabled fraud accounting for $17.7…
Read More »AI is amplifying cybercrime by making attacks more sophisticated, scalable, and accessible, lowering the technical barrier for less skilled criminals…
Read More »AI tools are lowering the barrier to cybercrime, amplifying the scale and speed of online scams by enabling less skilled…
Read More »AI is democratizing cybercrime by lowering the technical barrier, enabling novices to launch attacks through tools like FraudGPT that guide…
Read More »AI is dramatically transforming cybersecurity by fueling a surge in automated cybercrime, including sophisticated phishing, voice cloning, and prompt injection…
Read More »Phishing was the leading initial attack method in the EU, responsible for 60% of intrusions, with outdated mobile and OT…
Read More »AI-generated ransomware is enabling cybercriminals to create more sophisticated and accessible malware, even without traditional programming skills. Threat actors are…
Read More »AI is now deeply integrated into all stages of cybercrime, automating tasks from reconnaissance to extortion and fundamentally changing the…
Read More »A California man, Ryan Mitchell Kramer, pleaded guilty to hacking a Disney employee by disguising malware as an AI image…
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