Sentences with phrase «cyber criminals become»

With threats, likely to intensify as cyber criminals become more ruthless, businesses can not rest on their laurels.

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Coins such as Monero, Zcash and Ethereum are becoming more popular among cyber criminals.

As cryptocurrency prices continue to rise, crypto exchanges will become an even bigger target for cyber criminals.

Ransomware has been around since the late 1980s, but in recent years it has become increasingly popular with cyber criminals, especially since the creation of bitcoin in 2009 gave hackers an easy way to get paid anonymously.

Met Commissioner Sir Bernard told the Evening Standard he wants London to become a «hostile place» for cyber criminals.

The legal sector has become such an obvious and easy target for cyber criminals in part due to the amount of files — from PDFs to Word documents and Excel spreadsheets to saved email trails — which can be sent without appropriate anti-malware programmes and other cyber security resilience tactics in place.

Just because phishing is gradually becoming less of a threat does not mean you are safe from cyber criminals.

As high - profile data breaches continue to make news, the threat of cyber attacks and data theft to businesses is growing — and law firms are becoming an increasingly common target as cyber criminals recognize the potentially lucrative opportunity to be had there.

However, it is also becoming a huge bullseye for scammers and cyber criminals looking to cash in, and it is said that these threat actors are able to steal an average of $ 1.5 million monthly.

As Bitcoin and cryptocurrency become more and more mainstream, global law enforcement is likely to become increasingly more savvy when it comes to catching cyber criminals.

Funds raised via ICO have become more attractive for cyber criminals wishing to capitalize on the booming cryptocurrency market.

Cyber security is fast becoming one of the most important roles in the tech sector as cyber criminals and hackers become ever more sophisticated.

Michael Volin: One of the first things we need to understand, Christina, is that, in spite of all the precautions we take, cyber criminals are pervasive and persistent, and anyone can become a victim.