The internet as we know it is changing. Web3 and IPFS technology are revolutionizing the way we store and share data, and with this revolution comes a new set of risks. Threat actors are rapidly adopting these technologies, using them as a platform for malicious activities.

Web3 is a collection of technologies that enable peer-to-peer communication over the internet. It is decentralized in nature, meaning that no single entity has control over the data shared. IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) is a distributed file system, which allows users to store and share data in a decentralized way. This makes it difficult to track the origin of a file or trace its movements.

Threat actors are taking advantage of this lack of oversight to launch malicious attacks. By using Web3 technology, they can hide their identities and locations, making it difficult to trace them back to their source. With IPFS, they can store malware and other malicious data that can spread quickly, as it is not tied to a single server or location.

The threat actors are also leveraging the decentralized nature of Web3 and IPFS to target vulnerable individuals and organizations. This can include phishing attacks, ransomware, and even distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks.

The rise of Web3 and IPFS technologies has created a new landscape for threat actors, who are taking advantage of the increased anonymity and lack of oversight that these technologies offer. In order to stay safe, it is important to stay up to date on the latest developments in Web3 and IPFS technologies and to take appropriate measures to protect yourself and your organization.