The Middle East is facing a surge of unprecedented cyber threats emerging from the depths of the dark web, a hidden realm where malicious actors orchestrate attacks that target governments, businesses, and critical infrastructure. The latest report, "Whispers from the Dark Web Cave," produced by Kaspersky Lab, brings these dangers into stark relief, revealing a shadowy world where cybercriminals coordinate increasingly sophisticated attacks against the region. This comprehensive analysis underscores the sheer scale and complexity of the cyber threats facing Middle Eastern entities in 2024.
Unmasking the Dark Web: 2024's Cyberthreats to the Middle East
Government institutions, construction firms, and business services were particularly vulnerable, with threat actors focusing on high-value sectors.
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