Eugene Kaspersky on the cybercrime arms race

While it is unlikely we will ever abolish cybercrime, I do believe that we can make the internet a safer place.

Cybercrime is here to stay

Our society has evolved to the point where many if not most of us spend a significant portion of our lives online. In many ways, this online virtual world mirrors our real world.

Criminals, who are an unfortunate but integral part of our social structure, quite naturally have also appeared in the virtual world. The presence of cybercriminals has become more pervasive today because the freely growing online exchange of money and data has created an increasingly tempting target.

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