Cybercrime losses break the $20 billion mark

2026-04-07T20:51:56Z58f8b3dae4181e0c7de13a24ef4f107fe7a64022ec92e6ec5faf65144729b2be
AI-enabled-phishingAPT28Acronis-MDRCloudflareComp-AI','SOC2','ISO27001','HIPAA','GDPR','OpenAI-safety-fellowyDHCP-manipulationDNS-manipulationFBIGRUGitHub-CopilotIC3MDR-for-MSPsOAuth-device-codeaccount-takeovercredential-theftcross-model-reviewcybercrimedevice-code-phishingfinancial-lossesmanaged-detection-responseopen-source-compliancephishingpost-quantumquantum-threatrouter-hijacking

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Collection of security news (Apr 7, 2026): FBI IC3 reports record online-crime losses ($20.877B in 2025) driven largely by cyber-enabled fraud and phishing. UK NCSC attributes widespread router compromises to APT28 (likely GRU unit 26165) that alter DHCP/DNS settings to hijack and surveil internet traffic. Microsoft details an AI-enabled phishing campaign that abuses the OAuth Device Code flow (bypassing standard 15-minute protections) with automation and dynamic codes to enable large-scale account takeover. Cloudflare accelerated its post-quantum roadmap to 2029 after research narrowed the Q‑

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