Securitybrief.Au Netcraft Predicts Legacy System Vulnerabilities and AI Threats for 2026
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Netcraft has forecasted significant cybersecurity risks for 2026, focusing on vulnerabilities from legacy systems and the impact of advanced AI technologies. The end of support for Windows 10 in October 2025 is expected to leave many systems unpatched and susceptible to exploitation. Organizations and individuals are likely to face increased challenges from seasonal cybercrime and sophisticated fraud detection methods influenced by Phishing-as-a-Service.
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