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According to Kaspersky experts, threats will only increase due to AI and advanced automation, so financial institutions and agencies should strengthen their defenses in 2024.
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In its crimeware and financial forecast report for 2024, Kaspersky presented predictions about the increase in cyberattacks, direct payment system exploitation, open-source backdoors, and the rise of Brazilian banking Trojans.
In addition, the report provides a comprehensive assessment of the accuracy of last year's predictions, highlighting the growing trend of Web3 threats and the need for malware loaders. Adapting to the evolving landscape, 2024 requires businesses to have proactive cybersecurity strategies, cross-industry collaboration, and innovative defenses.
Kaspersky experts predict that AI-driven cyberattacks that mimic legitimate communication channels will increase significantly by 2024, leading to increasingly less effective campaigns. Furthermore, they expect cybercriminals to exploit the popularity of face-to-face payment systems, leading to an increase in clipboard malware and mobile banking Trojan exploits. Malware like Grandoreiro has expanded its network globally, targeting more than 900 banks in 40 countries.
Another worrying trend in 2024 could be the rise of backdoored open source packages. Cybercriminals will exploit vulnerabilities in widely used open source software, compromising security and potentially leading to data breaches and financial losses. Furthermore, experts predict that the groups associated with the cybercrime ecosystem will become more fluid in the coming year, with members frequently switching or working for multiple groups at once.
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