Cybercrime, Malware & Attack Techniques
Malware, exploit chains, botnets, initial access, attack methods
Reports in this theme
CrowdStrike 2026 Global Threat Report
The 2026 Global Threat Report highlights the rise of AI-accelerated adversaries, the increasing speed of eCrime breakout times, and the dominance of interactive intrusions. It emphasizes the need for rapid detection and response to counter evasive tactics, particularly in cloud and edge environments. The report also details the growing threat from China-nexus adversaries and the strategic use of AI in cyber operations.
Cyberthreat Predictions for 2026
The 2026 Cyberthreat Predictions Report highlights the industrialization of cybercrime, driven by automation, AI, and scale. Cybercriminals are operating as structured enterprises, focusing on throughput rather than innovation. Defenders must adapt to this new reality by integrating AI and automation into their security strategies to respond at machine speed.
Navigating Cyber: Annual Threat Review and Predictions
The report provides an in-depth analysis of the evolving cybersecurity threat landscape facing the financial sector, including trends in fraud, ransomware, DDoS attacks, and the impact of emerging technologies like generative AI and quantum computing. It also outlines key regulatory developments and strategic recommendations for mitigating risks.
Annual Website Security Threat Report
GoDaddy's 2025 Annual Website Security Threat Report highlights the evolution of malware and social engineering tactics, emphasizing the rise of AI-driven threats, blockchain-based infrastructure, and the dominance of SEO spam. The report details key findings such as the shift in SEO spam from Japanese to gambling-related content, the decline of major campaigns like Balada Injector, and the emergence of new threats like SocGholish and ClickFix. It also provides recommendations for website owners to enhance security through continuous monitoring, credential protection, and awareness of social engineering tactics.
2025 Latin America Threat Landscape Report
The 2025 CrowdStrike Latin America Threat Landscape Report provides insights into cyber activity across Central and South America, the Caribbean, and Mexico, highlighting targeted intrusions, eCrime, and hacktivism. It outlines macro and micro trends, adversary tactics (including six named SPIDER adversaries), state-nexus operations, AI-enabled cybercrime, and recommendations for regional stakeholders to strengthen cybersecurity defenses.
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