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A surge in cybercrime activities has been reported, particularly focusing on services like Cybercrime as a Service and Malware as a Service. Key threats include infostealers, initial access brokers, and various forms of credential theft and account takeover, impacting numerous organizations and individuals relying on digital security measures.
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2026-02-07
David Sehyeon Baek posts about rising cybercrime trends
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Increase in Dark Web activities related to cybercrime services
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Emergence of infostealers and credential theft tactics
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