Expert: State-sponsored risk 'going up like crazy'
  • Expert: State-sponsored risk 'going up like crazy'

    Expert: State-sponsored risk 'going up like crazy'

    Former U.S. national security advisor Greg Rattray believes better cybersecurity intelligence is needed to combat a growing "Internet underground."

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    Ransomware attacks, though not very common, do occur. Ed Skoudis explains how to "negotiate" with Gpcode and other malware of this type.  Ask the Expert

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    There are plenty of malicious hackers who use spyware to gather others' personal data, so why aren't these cybercriminals behind bars? In this SearchSecurity.com Q&A, Ed Skoudis explains some of the challenges facing law enforcement.  Ask the Expert

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