
The impact of cybercrime is significant, with Hacker Nation ranked as the world's third-largest economy due to costs reaching $6 trillion, surpassing Japan's economy. In 2023, cybercrime losses hit a record high with the FBI receiving over 880,000 complaints totaling $12.8 billion. Authorities have brought federal charges against over 3,500 individuals, accounting for $2 billion in losses and recovering $1.4 billion. A global study reveals the US as a hotspot for cybercrime, while Russia is named the biggest cybercrime hotspot in the world.
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‘What is interesting, is which countries feature on this top ten list.’ International security analyst, Will Geddes, says ‘it’s no surprise to anybody’ that Russia has been named as the biggest cybercrime hotspot in the world. https://t.co/MrVPALYUD8








