Australia And Singapore Recorded The Most Ads On Darknet In Asia Pacific

Three stages of cybercriminal after the victim (photo: Pixabay)

JAKARTA - Kaspersky's Digital Footprint Intelligence (DFI) report for Asia Pacific stated that the data leak in Singapore and Australia was the largest when it saw the number of orders weighing GDP (gross domestic product).

Kaspersky also noted that there were at least three stages of cyber actors in carrying out their actions on the darknet related to attacks (advertising the sale of data leaks and data compromised).

Cybercriminals seeking initial access offers know that there is a huge market for such advertisements. Organizations from Australia, India, mainland China, and Pakistan are key interest adversaries to initiate attacks.

These countries are in 84% of advertising from the category of attack preparation. Pakistan and Australia attracted a great interest as seen from the number of orders weighing on their gross domestic product (GDP).

Access buy orders is a request to purchase access to one or a list of certain organizations or industries in certain areas.

However, in-person purchase orders can cause credentials or data leaks, information collection services.

Kaspersky stated that the enemy has the ability or already has access to networks or services, but there has been no impact on the business. In terms of advertising in Darknet, which suggests attacks carried out, Australia, India, mainland China, and the Philippines include 75% of those detected by Kaspersky.

It is divided into three types:

After the data leak occurs, sales and free access to stolen information will follow. Sales or granting free access to internal data then occurs.

Organizations from Australia, mainland China, India and Singapore took 84% of all sales of data leaks stationed at Darknet. The leaked market of Singapore and Australia data is by far the largest when it looks at the number of orders weighing GDP.

Attacks like these can affect companies at any scale, large or small, as access to the company's systems is often set at quite high prices in underground forums, especially compared to potential business damage.

Sellers on the dark web offer the most remote access via RDP. To protect the company's infrastructure from attacks via remote access and control services, make sure the connection through this protocol is safe with: