Stu on Nostr: I see a Russian RAAS (ransomware-as-a-service) cybercrime group has filed an SEC ...
I see a Russian RAAS (ransomware-as-a-service) cybercrime group has filed an SEC complaint against one of their victims for failing to publicly disclose a data breach.
One of the things I’m most worried about for later part of 21st century, isn’t climate change or AI, or WW3, it’s that organised crime is the real exponential threat.
The Cartels are operating intercontinental submarines, and Russian cybercriminals are co-opting federal agencies.
Collective blackmail by enemy states is the basis of mutually assured destruction, but not sure how collective blackmail will pan out with transnational criminals?
How do you cope with a “we will release our virus” type of blackmail, if the attack surface is as small as a crime group? Not good.
One of the things I’m most worried about for later part of 21st century, isn’t climate change or AI, or WW3, it’s that organised crime is the real exponential threat.
The Cartels are operating intercontinental submarines, and Russian cybercriminals are co-opting federal agencies.
Collective blackmail by enemy states is the basis of mutually assured destruction, but not sure how collective blackmail will pan out with transnational criminals?
How do you cope with a “we will release our virus” type of blackmail, if the attack surface is as small as a crime group? Not good.