WASHINGTON, April 23 (Reuters) - Cybercrime of all stripes cost victims globally more than $16 billion dollars last year, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said in a report released on Wednesday.

Cybercrime cost people worldwide more than $16 billion last year and those losses were largely driven by scammers who tricked people through an email or text message.

Cybersecurity Ventures suggests it could cost the global economy as much as $10.5 trillion this year, up from $3 trillion in ...

The FBI has quantified the cost of cyber crime against both organisations & individuals as over $16 billion - an increase of 33% over the preceding year.

The ever-present threat of cybercrime is expected to come with an ... Cloud-native MFT platforms designed on secure, scalable, and cost-effective cloud architectures offer all the benefits of ...

While traditional money is protected by banks and financial institutions, cryptocurrency operates in a decentralized system — ...

FBI Says Cybercrime Costs Rose to at Least $16 Billion in 2024 WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Cybercrime of all stripes cost victims globally more than $16 billion dollars last year, the Federal Bureau of ...

Cybercrime of all stripes cost victims globally more than $16 billion dollars last year, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said in a report released on Wednesday. The losses - a one-third increase ...