Eugene Kaspersky advierte sobre ciberataques a vehículos autónomos y dispositivos conectados como amenaza a infraestructura crítica
By
Bruno Ortiz Bisso
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Summary
Eugene Kaspersky, fundador y CEO de Kaspersky, advierte que los ciberdelincuentes están apuntando a vulnerabilidades en vehículos autónomos y otros dispositivos conectados para sabotear infraestructura crítica. La entrevista aborda el panorama actual de la ciberseguridad y los riesgos crecientes asociados con la automatización y el Internet de las Cosas.
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a través de vulnerabilidades en vehículos autónomos y otros aparatos conectados, los cibercriminales buscan sabotear la infraestructura crítica
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