It is not surprising that online fraud is on the rise. It is remarkable how this happens

Online scams or, if you prefer, online fraud, have been growing in recent years and their scope is changing significantly. It's not just stolen credit cards and bank accounts anymore. Here we are already talking about the threat to web applications on which the post-pandemic world stands. And we remind you that automated attack tools are driven by artificial intelligence or machine learning. 

Criminals have expanded into the online space, so the amount of damage is increasing. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports that in 2022, consumers will report losses of nearly $8.8 billion due to digital fraud, an increase of more than 30 percent compared to the previous year.