Last year, when the corona infection was at its peak, cyber attacks also increased rapidly. Cyber security firm McAfee said that between October and December last year, 648 cases of cyber crime and other related activities were reported per minute. According to the company report, between July and September last year, an increase of 114 percent was observed in cyber attacks related to Kovid. & Nbsp;
Threat to network and data capacity
Raj Samani, Fellow and Chief Scientist at McAfee, said that during the time of Kovid-19, most of the implements were working from home with efficiency, some The evil players were ambushed under the cover of Kovid-19 propaganda. He told that viruses like Ramsamware and Malware were targeting their work related apps. This posed a tremendous threat to the capacity of the network and data. These attacks caused property damage to crores of rupees and later crores had to be spent in recovering the data. & Nbsp;
The most attacks on mobile devices
According to McAfee, malware carried out the most attacks on mobile devices. Due to this, the number of attacks on mobile devices increased by 118 percent from October to December. In this way, complaints of attacks on the technology sector also increased by 100 percent. McAfee reported that there were 3.1 million external attacks on cloud user accounts during this period. Many big companies of the world are also involved in the attacks of these attacks. Financial service, health care, public sector, education, retail, technology, manufacturing, energy, utilities, legal, real estate, transportation and business service were the biggest attacks.
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