Most damaging cybercrime services are cheap on the dark web, study finds
The Hindu
Ransomware, the most widely used cyberattacks, cost as little as $66 per kit, while hiring a hacker can be as cheap as $250.
The most damaging cybercrime attacks like ransomware kits and sophisticated targeted attacks, cost less than $500 on the dark web, indicating how easy and affordable conducting cyberattacks can be.
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Most cyberattacks cost anywhere between $66 and $500 on the dark web and the success rates of crime attempts are increasing, allowing criminals to profit thousands of dollars from a single intrusion, research by VPN service provider Atlas VPN has found.
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