Cyber-crime is not only the scourge of corporates, consumers and governments alike, but also the bane of many politicians. Just ask Hillary Clinton after highly embarrassing data was stolen from her Democratic Party’s servers during the recent US elections and posted on the internet. Not surprisingly President-elect Trump plans to stamp this out, vowing to spend $billions beefing up America’s online defences to stop the country being “hacked by everybody, including Russia and China.”
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- Published:
18 Jan 2017 -
Author:
Paul Hill -
Pages:
6
Cyber-crime is not only the scourge of corporates, consumers and governments alike, but also the bane of many politicians. Just ask Hillary Clinton after highly embarrassing data was stolen from her Democratic Party’s servers during the recent US elections and posted on the internet. Not surprisingly President-elect Trump plans to stamp this out, vowing to spend $billions beefing up America’s online defences to stop the country being “hacked by everybody, including Russia and China.”