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Thanks, hackers. While so much about our world is uncertain, you remain reliably dedicated to digital theft, fraud, and extortion.
Indeed, as SonicWall reveals in a 2020 cyber threat report published today, COVID-19’s relentless march around the globe has been accompanied by the appearance of new hazards and increases in more familiar ones. Read on to see precisely how cyber-criminals are seeking to turn the fear, confusion, and disruption brought about by the coronavirus to their advantage.
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A new report from the security vendor reveals ransomware to be the biggest but far from only significant threat plaguing businesses presently.
The security vendor foresees less ransomware, more business email compromise scams, and a dangerous increase in attacks on industrial infrastructure control systems.
Tuesday, if you didn’t notice, was Anti-Ransomware Day. Data published this week by Kaspersky, Sophos, and Kaseya suggests the damage ransomware inflicts remains as substantial as the opportunity it creates for providers of security services.
Speaking online yesterday about the vendor’s latest cyber threat report, SonicWall CEO Bill Conner (pictured) discussed an alarming rise in ransomware attacks, IoT exploits, and other threats in the first half of 2020.