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Rise of Financial Cyber Threats in Turkey

Rise of Financial Cyber Threats in Turkey

According to Kaspersky’s latest report on financial cyber threats, the number of users in Turkey facing financial attacks has increased by 3%, reaching 5.7%. This confirms the rise in phishing attacks and online fraud.

Key Findings of the Report:

? Banking Phishing42.6% of attacks targeted bank customers, a 4% increase from 2023.
? Popular Online Brands at RiskAmazon was the most targeted platform in phishing attacks (33.2%), while attacks on Netflix rose to 16%.
? Cryptocurrency Threats – A massive 83.4% increase in crypto-related attacks, with over 10 million blocked phishing attempts.
? Mobile Banking Malware – Attacks on mobile banking apps surged 3.6 times.
? Malware Trends – Trojans like Mamont, which exploit fake stores and delivery tracking apps, remain a major threat.

What to Expect in the Future?

As cryptocurrency and mobile financial transactions grow, phishing attacks are becoming more personalized. Cybercriminals are constantly searching for new vulnerabilities in users’ digital habits.

How to Stay Protected?

Kaspersky’s senior analyst, Olga Svistunova, emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach to security. Use only official banking and online service websites, and keep your security systems updated.

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