Cyber [Crime_War] - Connecting the dots (SA) - PART 1
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In recent years Cybercrime has been front-page news as a result of an increase in profit-motivated internet crimes; and an apparent lack of sufficient security measures that leave standard internet users virtually unprotected from internet crimes.
Software security vendors have been trying to show progress in the fight against cybercrime - with some success. The vast majority of Internet users, however, are still unprotected from internet crime that includes fraud, phishing and identity theft. The success of financial cybercrime has served to fuel further increase in its levels as more and more criminals turn to the Internet as a means for theft. ... morewww.security-art.com | www.facebook.com/sec.art |
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In recent years Cybercrime has been front-page news as a result of an increase in profit-motivated internet crimes; and an apparent lack of sufficient security measures that leave standard internet users virtually unprotected from internet crimes.
Software security vendors have been trying to show progress in the fight against cybercrime - with some success. The vast majority of Internet users, however, are still unprotected from internet crime that includes fraud, phishing and identity theft. The success of financial cybercrime has served to fuel further increase in its levels as more and more criminals turn to the Internet as a means for theft.
It is likely this problem would have been shadowed by other IT security issues, were it not for the fact that major corporations are also being targeted - with measurable success - and that attacks are growing more and more sophisticated by the day (check out www.datalossdb.org f... less
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