Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team monitors cyberthreats directed at the financial industry, with banks and fintech companies being the most targeted.
The report outlines notable attack trends expected to face in 2025, based on predictions from the previous year.
The prediction of a surge in cyberattacks leveraging machine learning tools turned out to be true as cyberattacks boosted by AI emerged.
Cybercriminals exploited direct payment systems using clippers and mobile banking Trojans.
Attacks with mobile Automated Transfer Systems will become globally adopted.
Attacks by the Brazilian banking Trojans manifested as a global threat.
Ransomware groups intensified their focus on high-value targets, with increased focus on targeting financial services.
Open-source backdoor packages increasing making it difficult for cybersecurity professionals to track.
The number of widespread threat CVEs selected from high-value zero-day vulnerabilities has surged.
In 2025, the upsurge in stealer activity predicted will occur, leading to an increase in cyber or traditional crime.
Expected number of attacks targeting central banks and open banking APIs and expansion of Chinese speaking crimeware worldwide.
More AI and machine learning on defense side and upsurge in financial cyberattacks targeting smartphones.