This bear market is making it harder for cybercriminals to make a living — so they're turning to older forms of cryptojacking just to get by. Poor criminals! 😲 Read more here ⬇️
Ransomware attacks fell substantially in the first half of 2022 — but according to a new report, cybercriminals are now turning their attention to other strategies.
Cryptojacking attacks involve infecting a victim's computer with malware that's designed to mine cryptocurrencies — and more often than not, it's deployed through web browsers.
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