AI powers 55% of Africa’s cybercrime, SA among most exposed – Interpol
The report notes that cybercrime legislation remains fragmented and AI readiness in law enforcement agencies is low.
Law enforcement response Neal Jetton, director of Interpol’s Cybercrime unit, said AI is automating every stage of a cyberattack, from reconnaissance and phishing to extortion and evasion.
Online scams remain the most reported type of cybercrime, with attackers using mobile money platforms, social media and AI to reach victims.
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