Europol - 15 ways you could be the next victim of cybercrime

FanJ · Sep 18, 2018

Press Release by Europol - 18 Sept 2018
https://www.europol.europa.eu/newsroom/news/15-ways-you-could-be-next-victim-of-cybercrime

Europol’s latest cybercrime report provides insights into emerging threats and key developments

Cybercriminals are adopting creative new techniques to target their victims at an unprecedented pace and are constantly seeking methods to avoid law enforcement detection. To stay ahead of them, law enforcement should target cybercriminals offering “off-the-shelf” cyber-attack services or products to make it more difficult for low-level cybercriminals to carry out high-level attacks.
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Europol’s fifth annual Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA), presented today at the INTERPOL-Europol Cybercrime Conference in Singapore, offers a unique law enforcement view of the emerging threats and key developments in the field of cybercrime over the last year. But more than that, it describes anticipated future threats and provides recommendations to law enforcement authorities in Europe to adequately deal with these challenges. The report only has one goal in mind: to stop cybercriminals from making you their next victim.
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We’ll shed some light on some of the main trends here. A complete overview can be found in the full report on Europol’s website.
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FanJ · Sep 18, 2018

More on the INTERPOL-Europol Cybercrime Conference:
Press Release by Europol - 18 Sept 2018
INTERPOL-Europol conference calls for global response to cybercrime
https://www.europol.europa.eu/newsr...rence-calls-for-global-response-to-cybercrime

Cyber experts from law enforcement, the private sector and academia have gathered in Singapore this week to devise strategies for promoting the global cybersecurity agenda.
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The conference, which brings together 198 delegates from 50 countries, also provides an opportunity for Europol and INTERPOL to reconfirm their strong commitment to continue their collaboration in the fight against cybercrime, building on successful examples such as the Global Airline Action Days and the No More Ransom initiative.

The Europol-INTERPOL Cybercrime Conference is a joint initiative launched in 2013. Held annually, it is hosted in alternate years by Europol and INTERPOL.
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