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In 2026, the dark web is witnessing a surge in AI-powered scams, including deepfake frauds and voice cloning. Cybercriminals are increasingly selling sensitive data, such as emails and KYC information, on data leak markets. These developments indicate a significant evolution in the tactics used by cyber threats.
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2026-03-01
Article published discussing trends in dark web threats
2026-03-01
AI-driven scams and ransomware kits identified as key threats
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Deepfake frauds and voice cloning reported as emerging scams
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Data leak markets for emails and KYC info highlighted
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