According to CNN‘s Tech Genius David Goldman Security analysts are predicting that 2013 is
when nation-sponsored cyberwarfare goes mainstream -- and some think such
attacks will lead to actual deaths.
In 2012, large-scale cyberattacks targeted at the Iranian
government were uncovered, and in return, Iran is believed to have launched
massive attacks aimed at U.S. banks and Saudi oil companies. At least 12 of the
world's 15 largest military powers are currently building cyberwarfare
programs, according to James Lewis, a cybersecurity expert at the Center for
Strategic and International Studies. So
a cyber Cold War is already in progress. But some security companies believe
that battle will become even more heated this year.
"Nation states and armies will be more frequent actors
and victims of cyberthreats," a team of researchers at McAfee Labs, an
Intel (INTC, Fortune 500) subsidiary, wrote in a recent report....
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