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Cybercrime-as-a-Service & Social Engineering
An overview of the commercialisation of cybercrime and common social engineering tactics.
Cybercrime-as-a-Service
Ransomware-as-a-Service
Offers turnkey extortion kits for easy deployment.
Access-as-a-Service
Brokers sell footholds into networks for unauthorized access.
Phishing-as-a-Service
Generates customized scams at scale to deceive users.
Fraud-as-a-Service
Commoditizes deepfake and vishing tools for fraudulent activities.
Social Engineering
Malware-Free Attacks
79% of detections are malware-free, with adversaries favoring phishing, BEC, and credential stuffing.
Accessible Scams
Phishing kits and AI chatbots make scams accessible even to low-skill criminals.
BEC in Africa
BEC accounts for 21% of successful attacks in Africa, with hubs emerging in Nigeria and South Africa.
Continuous Training
Continuous training and awareness are essential to mitigate human factors in social engineering attacks.