An FBI report finds $20.88 billion lost to cybercrime in 2025 as hackers turn to AI to enable BEC attacks and other threats.

The FBI’s latest Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) report reveals that cybercrime losses in the U.S. surged to nearly $21 ...

A darknet threat actor published a new fraud kit that tricks KYC verification systems of banks and crypto platforms via AI deepfakes and voice-altering tech.

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Cybercriminals are using artificial intelligence to pull off more elaborate schemes. They’re targeting everything from retirement savings to corporate secrets with methods that keep getting harder to ...

Across industries, organisations are racing to adopt AI to improve productivity, automate operations and unlock new business ...

AI-powered malware is transforming scam compounds into a global cybercrime industry fueled by trafficked workers and willing ...

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AI is powering a “fifth wave” in the evolution of cybercrime, offering inexpensive, ready-made malicious tools enabling sophisticated attacks, according to Group-IB. In its latest report, published on ...

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Following the release of its annual Internet Crime Report, Pennsylvania came in at 6th overall with 31,000 complaints ...