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Cybercriminals Target Trucking Industry, Costing $6.6 Billion in 2025

4/20/2026

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Story summary

Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting trucking and logistics companies, linking intrusions to cargo theft and payment diversion.
In 2025, losses in North America reached $6.6 billion due to cyber-enabled freight theft.
Attackers infiltrate logistics operations, hijack cargo bids, and steal goods using advanced remote access tools.
Researchers found attackers installed multiple remote management tools to maintain long-term access.
Attackers scanned for sensitive information, including cryptocurrency wallets and PayPal credentials.

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Story summary

Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting trucking and logistics companies, linking intrusions to cargo theft and payment diversion.
In 2025, losses in North America reached $6.6 billion due to cyber-enabled freight theft.
Attackers infiltrate logistics operations, hijack cargo bids, and steal goods using advanced remote access tools.
Researchers found attackers installed multiple remote management tools to maintain long-term access.
Attackers scanned for sensitive information, including cryptocurrency wallets and PayPal credentials.