World Cup 2014 Security Threats

David Emm, Kaspersky Lab

18-Jun-14 12:35

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Cybercriminals are working overtime during this World Cup season. From spams to phishing to hacking and even ATM machines, they’re all out in full force as the world has its focus on the tournament. We speak to David Emm, Senior Security Researcher at Global Research and Analysis Team, Kaspersky Lab about some of the security threats to be wary of during this World Cup.

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