Are we ready for the next WannaCry?

Q1 Social Sciences Computer Fraud and Security Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI:10.12968/s1361-3723(23)70041-9

Mark Cunningham-Dickie

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The WannaCry and NotPetya attacks alerted the world to the massive disruption that can be caused by cyber attacks. They also highlighted weaknesses and a lack of investment in our defences. Since then, the threats we face have moved on, having become significantly more sophisticated not least due to the exploitation of artificial intelligence and machine learning. So are we ready for the next big attack?

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我们准备好迎接下一个“想哭”了吗?

“想哭”(WannaCry)和“NotPetya”攻击让全世界意识到，网络攻击可能造成巨大破坏。他们还强调了我们在防御方面的弱点和缺乏投资。从那以后，我们面临的威胁不断发展，变得更加复杂，尤其是由于对人工智能和机器学习的利用。我们准备好迎接下一次大袭击了吗?

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