Cybersecuritydive Hackers Collaborate with Organized Crime to Steal Cargo Shipments
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Cybercriminals are infiltrating trucking and freight companies to steal cargo shipments before they reach stores. Research from Proofpoint indicates that these hackers are using remote monitoring and management tools to compromise logistics systems, working in conjunction with organized crime groups. This coordinated effort is expected to result in significant financial losses for companies and consumers.
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