October 19, 2016
Eugene Kaspersky Says the Worst Case Hacking Scenarios Probably Won't Happen - Motherboard
Eugene Kaspersky Says the Worst Case Hacking Scenarios Probably Won't Happen - Motherboard
Kim Komando, October 19, 2016
While at a conference in Romania, Kaspersky Lab CEO Eugene Kaspersky spoke to the difficulty of attribution, the increasing inclusion of cybercrime into traditional crime, and the safety of smart devices. In regards to the future, Kaspersky is paranoid but optimistic, saying that there is a worst case scenario and a nothing-happens scenario, and that life will end up somewhere in between.
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Eugene Kaspersky Says the Worst Case Hacking Scenarios Probably Won't Happen - Motherboard
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