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| Source |  Fortinet |
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| Identifiant | 410267 |
| Date de publication | 2017-09-20 14:30:59 (vue: 2017-09-20 14:30:59) |
| Titre | For Cybercriminals, IoT Devices are Big Business, Part One |
| Texte | When people think of cybercrime, they tend to think of geeks in dark rooms staring into computer monitors trying to figure out some new way to infiltrate a network. And historically, that was a pretty accurate assessment. Today, however, cybercrime is a business. Cybercriminals tend to keep business hours (attack surges very often follow standard work hours), attacks are designed to generate revenue, and cost/benefit ratios are often considered when deciding who and how to attack a target. Hacker tools and malware can be custom built and... |
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