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Crime Rings Enlist Hackers to Hijack Trucks - MSN Add hackers to the growing list of criminals driving a postpandemic surge in cargo theft Cybercriminals, armed with remote-management and malware tools, are using online freight marketplaces to
Crime Rings Enlist Hackers to Hijack Trucks - WSJ Crime Rings Enlist Hackers to Hijack Trucks By breaking into carriers’ online systems, cyber-powered criminals are making off with truckloads of electronics, beverages and other goods
Crime Rings Use Hackers To Hijack Trucks - CyberMaterial A sophisticated and escalating cybercrime operation is targeting the logistics and transportation sector, specifically trucking carriers and freight brokers, to hijack valuable cargo shipments According to new research from Proofpoint Inc , these cybercriminals are working closely with organized crime syndicates to execute cargo thefts, injecting remote access tools into company networks with
Criminal Networks Hack Trucking Firms for Hybrid Cargo Heists Criminal networks are partnering with hackers to execute hybrid cargo heists, infiltrating trucking companies' networks via phishing and malware to reroute shipments of food, beverages, and high-tech goods This trend, highlighted in 2025 reports, could cause billions in losses, prompting calls for enhanced security in the logistics sector
Crime Rings Enlist Hackers To Hijack Trucks - Pipedot By clicking on the links, trucking companies unwittingly downloaded remote-access software that lets the hackers take control of their online systems Once inside, the hackers used the truckers' accounts to bid on real shipments, such as electronics and energy drinks, said Selena Larson, a threat researcher at Proofpoint
Crime Rings Enlist Hackers To Hijack Trucks - Slashdot In the most recent tactics identified by cybersecurity firm Proofpoint, hackers posed as freight middlemen, posting fake loads to the boards They slipped links with malicious software into email exchanges with bidders such as trucking companies