As the annual shopping frenzy with Black Friday and Cyber Monday approaches, the digital landscape becomes a battleground for cybercriminals. In 2022, global e-commerce revenue hit $5.7 trillion, making it a prime target.
Our infographic, sourced from Kaspersky Security Network (KSN), reveals key findings:
- Phishing Attacks: 30,803,840 attacks targeted online stores, payment systems, and banks from January to October 2023.
- E-commerce Platforms Under Siege: Online stores bore the brunt, accounting for 43.5% of attacks.
- Mimicked Giants: Phishing pages imitating Amazon, eBay, Walmart, AliExpress, and Mercado Libre totaled 6,232,882.
- Apple Lures: Apple emerged as the most popular lure, with 2,844,828 phishing attempts.
- Spam Surge: In the first two weeks of November, 92,259 spam emails containing “Black Friday” were detected.
Source: Kaspersky
Author
Péter Szöllősi
OFFENSIVE SECURITY MANAGER
Peter has been the Head of Offensive Security at Black Cell for five years, where he manages the pentester team responsible for providing high-quality ethical hacking services to clients to enhance their security posture. He also contributes to the maintenance and improvement of Black Cell’s security posture with internal and external audits.
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