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Penetration tools will continue to be used in attacks. With the growing use of mobile wallets and mobile payment services, attackers will continue to exploit the reliance on mobile devices. In 2021, almost half of all organizations reviewed by Check Point had at least one employee who downloaded a malicious mobile app.

As organizations shifted to remote and hybrid work in 20, criminals increasingly turned to mobile malware as an attack vector. For 2022, expect more of these attacks targeting CSPs. But as with any popular trend, cybercriminals are taking advantage of vulnerabilities found in microservices to launch attacks. Microservices have become a more common method for application development and one supported by a greater number of cloud service providers (CSPs). Expect more cryptocurrency-related attacks in 2022.Д¬riminals will exploit vulnerabilities in microservices.

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Following reports of stolen crypto wallets triggered by free airdropped NFTs, Check Point discovered that attackers could steal such wallets by exploiting security flaws. As money becomes more digital, criminals will increasingly find innovative ways to steal it. As one example from 2020, attackers used technology to impersonate the voice of a director of a Hong Kong bank to trick a bank manager into transferring $35 million into their account.Д¬ryptocurrency will play a greater role in attacks. Cybercriminals will increasingly use them to steal money, manipulate stock prices and sway the opinions of people via social media, Check Point says.

The tools needed to create fake but convincing videos and audios have become more advanced. SEE: 27 ways to reduce insider security threats (free PDF) (TechRepublic)Дeepfake technology will be weaponized. Plus, expect to see propaganda and misinformation in advance of the US midterm elections in an attempt to influence voters. In 2022, fake news will continue to play a role in phishing campaigns and scams. As one consequence, Dark Web cybercriminals turned a tidy profit by selling phony vaccine certificates to people who refused to get vaccinated. In 2021, misinformation and 'fake news' surrounding the coronavirus pandemic and the efficacy of vaccines spread through social media and other venues. Following the record $40 million ransom payment paid by insurance giant CNA Financial this year, ransom demands are expected to continue to increase next year. As data breaches scale up, organizations and governments will be forced to spend more money to recover from them, Check Point says. Terrorist groups and activities will take advantage of better infrastructure and greater technological capabilities to launch more sophisticated attacks.Дata breaches will scale up. More nation states and groups operating on their behalf will continue to try to destabilize rival countries and governments. The cyber cold war among different nations has been escalating, and that will intensify next year. Expect greater collaboration between government officials and the private sector to identify and combat more cybercriminal groups that operate regionally and globally. As supply chain attacks become more common, however, governments will start to devise regulations to better protect vulnerable networks. For 2022, Check Point expects that trend to escalate with more data breaches and malware infections. Cyberattacks no longer just impact the targeted organization but often have a ripple effect that harms partners, providers, customers and others along the supply chain. Supply chain attacks will continue to grow.

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