Cybersecurity expert Daniel Tobok delves into the use of the Dark Web by criminal organizations. They explain that the Dark Web accounts for a significant portion of the internet and is mainly utilized by criminals, offering complete anonymity and untraceable communication. The expert highlights the challenges in tracking and archiving information on the Dark Web, which poses a significant issue in combating organized crime and terrorism. Efforts to archive parts of the Dark Web have been largely unsuccessful due to its inherent design for anonymity.
Daniel Tobok On The Evolution Of Threat Actors And Their Growing Addiction To Creating Digital Havoc
Threat actors are becoming more advanced, strategic, and psychologically driven. As cyberattacks grow in scale and sophistication—fueled by technologies like AI, deepfakes, and automated tools—both
March 14, 2025
