Bharat Bhise HNA on Four Cybersecurity Threats to Watch Out For in 2019


Cybersecurity is a hot topic among organizations, companies, even public entities like governments. As digital threats and concerns continue to evolve, all experts like Bharat Bhise HNA are warning that even common individuals need to look out for cybersecurity threats this year, all to protect data and information from being used without consent.

What are the different issues and concerns on cyber threats to look out for this year?
Exploitation. This is the main focus and idea behind cyber threats. From simple extortion and blackmail to the more complex threats like viruses and ransomware, all threats come from a single idea – exploitation of flaws (in the system or data itself). According to Trend Micro, while more sophisticated attacks will likely come out this year, these will all start with simply exploiting existing flaws.

Cloud hacks. Experts like Bharat Bhise HNA and Trend Micro also warns users that with the continued expansion of cloud usage, hackers and criminals will also continue to find ways to breach the cloud. According to observers, one emerging trend is to exploit cloud accounts for cryptocurrency mining.

AI hacks. Emerging technologies like artificial intelligence have advantages. However, they are also vulnerable to hacking. Criminal hackers can even turn AI against itself since they can inject self-mutating malware using machine learning. They can also use AI to screen and analyze phishing exploits automatically.

Cryptojacking. Since cryptocurrency mining is becoming popular as a mainstream industry, criminals are ready to seize the opportunity to take advantage of this field. Mining digital money like Bitcoin and Etherium requires solving mathematical equations, which needs huge amounts of computing capacity. Since most crypto miners use high-end rigs, Bharat Bhise HNA says most hackers try to find ways to hijack the processing power of these stations and do their own mining.

There are still other ways that hackers and cybercriminals use to take advantage of unsuspecting users. Follow Bharat Bhise HNA to know more about these threats and how to avoid them.

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