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Decline in Stolen Card Sales on Dark Web Amid Expanding Fraud Landscape
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In 2025, 142 million stolen card records were posted for sale on the dark web, marking a 19% decrease from previous years. Despite the reduction in stolen card listings, the overall fraud attack surface has expanded, indicating a shift in cybercriminal tactics. This situation affects financial institutions and consumers as the threat landscape evolves.
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2025-01-01
Start of 2025 with ongoing cyber threats
2025-12-31
142 million stolen card records posted on dark web
2026-03-02
Articles published detailing stolen card statistics
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