Client: Kaspersky
Format: Report
Size: 6.87 MB
Language: English
Date: 28.01.2026
Flowing through Amazonia
The dark web threat landscape for Brazil
The Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence team has prepared a report that highlights the most severe and prominent dark web threats commonly faced by organizations in Brazil. Brazil was not chosen by chance — with the largest and developing economy in Latin America, vast of resources and variety of businesses, it has been a tasty target for cybercriminals for years. Our research goes beyond simply providing an overview of the dark web threat landscape — it identifies potential risks, assesses their consequences, and offers a clear protection strategy
Today, managing the security of any IT infrastructure — whether for governments, businesses or personal devices — requires a clear understanding of current cybersecurity threats and trends. It’s no secret that malicious actors, from individuals to organized groups operating in shadow markets, are constantly refining their tactics, tools and procedures. They continuously develop new attack methods for every attack phase, from initial planning and reconnaissance to gaining access and maintaining long-term persistence. These intrusions can last for years, with impacts ranging from data breaches to the complete or partial destruction of an infrastructure.
The Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence team has prepared a report that highlights the most severe and prominent dark web threats commonly faced by organizations in Brazil. Brazil was not chosen by chance — with the largest and developing economy in Latin America, vast of resources and variety of businesses, it has been a tasty target for cybercriminals for years. Our research goes beyond simply providing an overview of the dark web threat landscape — it identifies potential risks, assesses their consequences, and offers a clear protection strategy
Today, managing the security of any IT infrastructure — whether for governments, businesses or personal devices — requires a clear understanding of current cybersecurity threats and trends. It’s no secret that malicious actors, from individuals to organized groups operating in shadow markets, are constantly refining their tactics, tools and procedures. They continuously develop new attack methods for every attack phase, from initial planning and reconnaissance to gaining access and maintaining long-term persistence. These intrusions can last for years, with impacts ranging from data breaches to the complete or partial destruction of an infrastructure.
