Securitybrief.Asia Cybercriminals Face Challenges from AI and Evolving Dark Web Marketplaces
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A new study by LexisNexis Risk Solutions reveals that the dark web is becoming a more organized marketplace for fraud tools and services. Cybercriminals are struggling to adapt to advanced identity checks and are experiencing internal competition, leading to changes in their operational tactics. The study, part of the Global State of Fraud 2026 report, highlights the emergence of 'Fraud-as-a-Service' platforms and the impact of social media on criminal activities.
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2025-01-01
LexisNexis commissions study on dark web activities
2025-01-10
Study findings begin to circulate among cybersecurity experts
2026-02-10
Securitybrief.Asia publishes article on study findings
2026-02-11
Globalsecuritymag.Fr and Fanews.Co.Za publish articles on study
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