Gli attacchi informatici hanno raggiunto il 91% delle università e il 43% delle imprese negli ultimi 12 mesi nel Regno Unito
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/cyber-security/cyberattacks-hit-91-percent-of-universities-and-43-percent-of-businesses-in-last-12-months-in-the-uk-survey-suggests-more-than-600-000-businesses-61-000-charities-affected
di OlegYY
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Government ID and Chat control gonna be so good… no, not for children – hackers.
>The question then arises as to why these hacks are increasing in frequency and severity. The BBC highlights how traditionally, these kinds of attacks tend to originate from Russia. Indeed, there is a case to be made that these hacks could be pushed by Russia as part of asymmetric warfare for its ongoing invasion of Ukraine, targeting the UK targets one of Ukraine’s staunchest allies.
Russia fucked up the internet.
Thanks, Russia…
Russia has been using European criminal groups to do hacking since before 2017, as well as using drones in Europe as means to smuggle stuff.
Data and ID theft are ways those groups can create fraud revenue streams. So chances are good a lot of people are now at the mercy of some pretty ruthless, Russia aided, people.
>***EU organized crime using tech as facilitator***
>Europol’s latest organized crime report has identified 5,000 active groups in Europe – it attributed a major increase to the emergence of new groups relying almost entirely on high-tech methods.
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>src: Deutsche-Welle, 2017
Of course we’ll blame the boogeyman instead of dealing with the appalling security status and silly mistakes workers make that make this so so common.
91% is a lot of universities
I wonder what passes as a cyberattack. Does something like a port scan count as one?