Ransomware damages are expected to exceed $30 billion worldwide in 2023, InfoSecurity reports. Citing cybersecurity firm Acronis’ mid-year cyberthreat report, almost half of all data breaches in 2022 began with stolen credentials. Six hundred malicious email campaigns were launched in the first half of 2022, 58% of which were phishing emails and 28% contained malware, per Acronis’ report. Cybercriminals have shifted toward attacking key entry points on networks that rely on cloud services or seek unpatched or software vulnerabilities to launch attacks.
30 Aug. 2022
Ransomware attacks on the rise in 2022
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