'Fraud guides' account for almost half of material for sale on dark web markets

Digital risk protection company Terbium Labs has released a trend report on the stolen and fraudulent data of three of the largest multi-good dark web marketplaces, which finds that fraud guides account for 49 percent of the data being sold. Personal data lags some way behind at at 15.6 percent, followed by non-financial accounts and credentials (12.2 percent), financial accounts and credentials (8.2 percent), fraud tools and templates (eight percent) and payment cards (seven percent). "We routinely see stolen data for sale on these markets for surprisingly low prices, considering how expensive the consequences of stolen data can be to… [Continue Reading]