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Research: One in three Internet users falls victim to a cyberattack

Researchers at K7 Computing Ltd conducted a survey on cyberattacks in India. Their study, “Cyber ​​Threat Monitor,” showed that in three users internet one faced some kind of in the first quarter of 2019. attack Research

According to the results of the investigation, most of the victims were from Patna, Guwahati, Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad.

Users from Patna were the top target of hackers, with 48% of cyberattacks reported, according to the survey. Guwahati followed with 46%. For the April-June quarter, Lucknow recorded 45% of attacks, Chennai 48% and Kolkata 41%. The least favorite target of hackers was New Delhi, with the lowest attack rate (28%).

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The CEO of K7 Computing Ltd said in an interview: “The ‘Cyber ​​Threat Monitor’ report shows the ever-evolving threat landscape across the country and highlights the need for a more proactive approach to cybersecurity .”

The researchers found many different types of cyberattacks on mobile phones, Windows computers, Internet of Things devices, and other systems. They also noted that misconfigured servers continue to be one of the most serious threats, along with Fileless attacks and Ransomware, which are constantly on the rise.

The study concludes that the number of cyberattacks in India has increased significantly in 2019, which is why protective measures must be taken. The attack rates mentioned above show that users in the country are a favorite target for hackers. As cybercriminals constantly evolve their techniques, the attacks will continue to increase.

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