The Biggest Cybersecurity Risk Is Not Identity Theft
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November 19, 2015 In Security News

The Biggest Cybersecurity Risk Is Not Identity Theft

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What would happen if a hacker edited a major news website to falsely report an anthrax attack in Times Square? Even if the site removed the story within..

Sourced through Scoop.it from: techcrunch.com

Hacking isn’t only about stealing. Misinformation is a strong weapon that can be used to create chaos and panic. Hacking as weapon of terror has many ugly faces.

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