Phishing remains the primary entry point for many cyberattacks, enabling access to interconnected criminal ecosystems where no cybercrime occurs in isolation. This session examines how attackers exploit trust layers like DNS, use anonymization technologies, and leverage crypto assets to obscure operations. It highlights the need for a technology agenda that links fragmented signals and rapidly unravels cybercriminal networks, strengthening disruption efforts and supporting effective investigation and prosecution across jurisdictions.
