Security News > 2022 > December > Dark web recruiting techniques: Malware, phishing, and carding
In this Help Net Security video, Roman Faithfull, Cyber Intelligence Analyst at Digital Shadows, talks about how threat actors mobilize new members within the cybercriminal ecosystem.
Cybercriminal forums are awash with users advertising and requesting the services of developers to design fresh new malware.
Developers may be recruited to work in-house, with a monthly salary and other benefits, or they may be contracted ad hoc, with a one-time payment upon completion of commissioned work.
Recruiters often advertise for vishing roles based on language competency and regional accent, gender, and technical knowledge.
Although there are widespread complaints on cybercriminal forums that "Carding is dead", the number of dedicated carding forums and threads advertising stolen card information indicate carding is still an important part of the underground ecosystem in 2022.
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https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2022/12/06/dark-web-recruiting-techniques-video/
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