Study Reveals 88.5% of Phishing Attacks Focus on Stealing Account Credentials

[Nigeria Communications Week - Nigeria] - 13/01/2026

Kaspersky analysed phishing and scam campaigns observed from January through September 2025 and found that 88.5% of attacks globally sought credentials for various online accounts. Another 9.5% targeted personal data such as names, addresses, and dates of birth, while 2% focused on bank card (…)

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