Interpol 报告：AI 已成非洲网络犯罪"核心运营驱动力"

2026-08-03 23:00· 8分钟前· Matthias Bastian

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Interpol 新报告显示，AI 已涉及非洲 55% 的已报告网络犯罪，并成为该地区网络犯罪的“核心运营驱动力”。自 2024 年以来，财务损失翻倍以上，从 1.92 亿美元增至 4.84 亿美元；犯罪分子在攻击各阶段使用 AI，包括绕过生物识别系统的合成身份，并记录了约 60 万起涉及深度伪造的数字勒索案件。

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AI is involved in 55 percent of reported cybercrimes in Africa, according to a new Interpol report. The year 2025 marks the point where AI shifted from a useful tool to what the agency calls the "core operational driver of cybercrime in Africa" on the continent. Financial losses more than doubled since 2024, jumping from $192 million to $484 million. That spike reflects a deep change in how criminals operate, the report says.

Observed cases of cybercrime involving AI technology in Africa. | Image: Interpol

Criminals now use AI at every stage of a cyberattack. That includes phishing, extortion, and creating synthetic identities that can bypass biometric systems. About 600,000 cases of digital extortion involving deepfakes were recorded. The analysis draws on data from 36 African countries.

"AI is automating every stage of a cyberattack from reconnaissance and phishing to extortion and evasion," said Neal Jetton, head of Interpol's cybercrime unit. The report also covers enforcement wins. Four Interpol-coordinated operations in 2025 and 2026 led to more than 1,500 arrests and the seizure of over $100 million.