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Cybercrime Chronicles: A Rollercoaster Ride through the Dark Web’s Twisted Amusement Park
2023 was a grand cybercrime opera with the MOVEit breach as the star act. Directed by the Cl0p gang, this saga had no ransomware, just public data leaks. AI-attacks and crypto thefts also joined the party, keeping us on our toes. So, let’s dive into…
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Well, cybercriminals turned the heat up in 2023, and they did it without even breaking a ransomware sweat! Now, that's what I call evil genius. The MOVEit breach was a cybercrime opera, directed by none other than the notorious Cl0p gang. And the new trend? Leaking stolen data online, giving a whole new meaning to "public display of affection". But hold on to your hats, folks! AI-based attacks are now a thing (thanks, ChatGPT!), and they're getting sneakier by the millisecond. Adding to the mix, Lumma is robbing crypto wallets like it's a candy store, and Magecart? Still going strong. 2024, here we come!Already a member? Log in here