The Million-Account Breach Isn’t the Story—It’s the Symptom Kaspersky’s latest findings should stop you cold: over one million online banking accounts tied to the world’s largest banks were compromised in 2025 alone. Usernames. Passwords. Financial access points—lifted clean and dumped into the digital underworld. But here’s the part that should concern you more than the number itself: This wasn’t some sophisticated, one-off breach targeting a single institution. This was industrial. Automated. Scalable. Repeatable. Cybercriminals didn’t break into banks—they went straight for the users. And they did it using infostealers, lightweight malware designed to quietly harvest credentials from infected devices and ship them off to centralized databases where anyone with the right connections—or enough cash—can access them. Your bank vault wasn’t…

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