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FP Tech Desk: Are cyberattacks evolving?
FP Tech Desk: Are cyberattacks evolving?
Financial Post, By Jameson Berkow
Kaspersky Lab believes 2010 was the “Year of Vulnerability” to cyberattacks. Now, the major Internet security firm believes 2011 will only get worse.
On Monday, the company released its predictions for what sort of cyberattacks web users can expect to suffer through in the fast approaching new year. Alexander Gostev, head of the company’s Moscow-based global research and analysis team, believes 2011 will bring with it a whole new breed of cybercriminals with a whole new set of goals.
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