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Madrid’s proposal follows efforts in France, Denmark and Portugal to protect kids online.

As entry barriers to cybercriminality have lowered, the severity of phishing attacks has increased. The financial sector remains among the leading targets for bad actors, indicating that information t...

As entry barriers to cybercriminality have lowered, the severity of phishing attacks has increased. The financial sector remains among the leading targets for bad actors, indicating that information technology (IT) teams will soon face a surge of threats. How can they protect themselves?

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Les locaux parisiens du réseau social X ont fait l’objet d’une perquisition mardi 3 février, dans le cadre d’une enquête judiciaire menée par le parquet de Paris. Cette opération s’inscrit dans une pr...

HES2011 - Raould Chiesa - Hackers Cybercriminals from War...

Introduction: The French National Gendarmerie has issued a stark warning: cybercriminality is shifting from purely technical exploits to a cognitive warfare model that weaponizes stolen data for hyper‑personalized social engineering. As perimeter‑based defenses become obsolete, attackers now harvest and analyze massive datasets to manipulate human behavior, making traditional firewalls and antivirus solutions insufficient. This article dissects the “cognitive threat” alert, extracts actionable technical defenses, and provides step‑by‑step guides, commands, and training pathways to counter this evolving menace.

As entry barriers to cybercriminality have lowered, the severity of phishing attacks has increased. The financial sector remains among the leading targets for bad actors, indicating that information technology (IT) teams will soon face a surge of threats. How can they protect themselves?

Cybercriminality is escalating, with mobile cybercrime causing an estimated €442 billion in damages globally, largely driven by AI-based fraud and new attack ve

In the first quarter of 2025, frauds utilizing deepfakes resulted in financial losses amounting to $200 million. Deepfakes are media manipulation techniques that create realistic but falsified content, used in this context to deceive and scam victims. The real impacts include significant financial losses, demonstrating the effectiveness and growing danger of these technologies in the field of cybercriminality.