As the war has evolved, it's clear that analysts on both sides of the debate got it wrong. Cyber operations did not replace the military invasion, and as far as we can tell, the Russian government hasnot yet used cyber operationsas an integralpart of its military campaign. We arepolitica...
Phishing Attacks: A cybercriminal wants to steal sensitive information from the customers of a well-known bank. The criminal could spin up or use a compromised server to send emails that appear to come from the bank's domain, asking customers to update their account information. If the bank ...
Instead, nations tend to use these two types of operations independently from each other because each mode of conflict serves different objectives, and cyberwarfare is most effective for gathering intelligence, stealing technology or winning publ...
Security first — the more software is used to connect things, the more crucial it is to protect it from external attacks. With the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT), such as connected autonomous cars, smart household appliances, smart building automation, smart city infrastructures and sm...
Banks and other organizations prone to cyber crime make life harder for online intruders and thieves by requiring users to enter more pieces of information at signon. You might have to enter not just a username and password, but also a memorable piece of information such as your date of birth...
Phishing Attacks: A cybercriminal wants to steal sensitive information from the customers of a well-known bank. The criminal could spin up or use a compromised server to send emails that appear to come from the bank's domain, asking customers to update their account information. If the bank ...