Robbing banks or jewelry stores is so passé these days. Instead of guns and balaclavas, criminals now use Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrencies combined with phishing and ransomware – low cost and quite effective methods to steal people’s money, Interpol claims in a new report.
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