1. Lazarus wants to add you as a friend

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So, what cyber threats should you be wary of in 2022?

NSN (nation state notification) attacks will increasingly use social media.

We all love social networks. Here you can find out the hottest showbiz news, follow expert debates, and even find the best job in your industry. But there is one problem.

Cybercriminals know this too and take advantage of our habit of accepting friend requests from complete strangers to gain another thousand subscribers.

As a result, specific groups of hackers colombia mobile database reaching out to employees of companies with job offers. This is the most effective way to bypass traditional security measures and directly communicate with potential accomplices or victims working at the companies that the attackers have chosen as targets. In addition, hacker groups can use private messages to take over the accounts of influencers and publish their own posts on their accounts.

While this approach is not new, it is almost as widely used as alternative channels. Of course, a cybercriminal will need to find and research some information to initiate a conversation with a victim, and creating a fake account can sometimes take more effort than simply hacking an unprotected node on the Internet. However, targeted attacks on specific individuals have proven their effectiveness, so this vector will only become more widely used, not only by espionage groups, but also by other attackers who are looking to gain access to an organization for criminal purposes.

2. We are looking for "bad guys" for mutually beneficial cooperation
Foreign intelligence agencies will increase attacks on other countries by recruiting cybercriminals.

Our team specializes in strategic intelligence, so we not only monitor activity, but also study and track data from various open sources to better understand the current threat landscape around the world. One of the trends we have noticed is the increasing share of joint operations between cybercriminals and foreign intelligence services.