Visits to legal movie viewing resources increased by 25%

Over 60% of stolen Russian data in 2024 was distributed for free on the darknet

Under the guise of tickets to sporting events and official documents, the attacker FakeTicketer is distributing malware

Fraudsters create phishing sites that promise to distribute virtual gifts

Fraudsters are improving their methods along with the progress of neural networks

Citizens who want to circumvent the law and forge documents have their passport data and tens of thousands of rubles stolen

Cybersecurity service for VIPs and ordinary citizens is gaining popularity

Malicious files are disguised as letters from the Ministry of Defense leadership, commercial offers to purchase equipment at a discount, or assistance to the military

Victims are persuaded to download a mobile application through which they gain access to their phones and bank cards

Malicious emails are disguised as commercial offers from Turkey, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and other countries that cooperate with Russia

Leaked databases contain personal information of clients from various companies

Malicious Software Mailings Affected Enterprises, Government Agencies, and Banks

Internet users should be careful

The game popular among Russians and Telegram users from other countries can negatively affect health and make the player a target for scammers

Hackers equip unlicensed versions of popular software, antiviruses, and designers from the Web with a whole bouquet of malicious programs