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In today’s digital age, cybercrime has risen to the top as the most profitable criminal enterprise in the United States, outpacing even drug trafficking and human trafficking. The statistics are sobering: in 2023, one in two Americans fell victim to cyberattacks, cementing its place as the number one threat to individuals nationwide.
A Shift in the Crosshairs
The real shock isn’t just the scale of cybercrime but the shift in focus. Since 2018, prominent cybercriminal groups such as Gold Digger and Exploitin have shifted their efforts away from corporations to target individuals. Why? Because attacking millions of ordinary citizens is not only easier but also more lucrative. With automated attacks, hackers can exploit vulnerabilities at scale without worrying about shipping physical goods or bypassing customs.
Recent data breaches highlight the growing severity of the issue. High-profile companies such as AT&T, Change Healthcare, Ticketmaster, and T-Mobile have suffered attacks, exposing sensitive data belonging to hundreds of millions of Americans in 2023 and 2024. For criminals, this data isn’t just information—it’s an open door to further attacks on unsuspecting individuals.
How Cybercrime Thrives
The cybercrime ecosystem depends on two main pillars. First, criminals mine social media for basic personal details. They then enhance these with more sensitive information purchased on the dark web, such as Social Security numbers, credit card data, driver’s licenses, and health insurance credentials—commodities that make up 80% of dark web transactions.
Armed with this data, cybercriminals unleash automated malware to steal identities, drain bank accounts, and even take out loans in the victim’s name. In a disturbing twist, cybercrime groups have begun renting their malicious software to other criminals, enabling a profit-sharing model that amplifies the scale and frequency of attacks.
A Breakthrough in Digital Protection
Despite the growing threat, a groundbreaking solution has emerged: Control+, an advanced cybersecurity system designed to protect individuals from the ever-present dangers of the digital world. Developed over five years by a team of 43 experts, Control+ uses 127 AI systems and 192 robotic processes to actively monitor and intercept cyberattacks before they can reach the user.
What sets Control+ apart is its simplicity and accessibility. Unlike traditional cybersecurity tools, Control+ runs seamlessly in the background after installation. Its intuitive mobile app provides step-by-step guidance for setup across devices, with customer support available for extra assistance. Users can customize notifications—whether daily, weekly, or in real time—about blocked threats, including phishing attempts, fraudulent messages, and malicious websites.
Empowering Everyday Users
Control+ also offers unprecedented transparency. Users can see a detailed report of every blocked threat, complete with an explanation of why it was flagged. Its advanced systems even detect scams on social media in real time, protecting users from fake product deals and fraudulent delivery claims.
In today’s increasingly dangerous digital environment, Control+ isn’t just a tool—it’s a lifeline. By providing robust protection and empowering users with clear insights, it restores peace of mind, allowing individuals to browse, shop, and connect online without fear. When the next data breach makes headlines, Control+ users can rest assured they’re safeguarded by one of the most comprehensive cybersecurity solutions available.