DDoS attacks have surged across North Africa, with Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, and Algeria seeing increased activity in the second half of 2024. The telecom sector is particularly targeted, with sophisticated multi-vector attacks. The report highlights the need for improved cybersecurity measures as regional digital infrastructure expands.
Trend Micro has raised alarms about cyberattacks targeting routers and IP cameras, primarily in Bahrain, as part of a global botnet campaign. The malware exploits weak passwords and vulnerabilities, leading to DDoS attacks and other malicious activities.
Northern African countries, including Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, and Morocco, are experiencing a surge in DDoS attacks as digital connectivity grows. The increase in cyber threats highlights the region’s need for stronger cybersecurity measures to protect critical infrastructure and support digital transformation.
