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lostrune2
2022 was a banner year for crypto hackers, led by North Korea
"2022 Biggest Year Ever For Crypto Hacking with $3.8 Billion Stolen, Primarily from DeFi Protocols and by North Korea-linked Attackers"
https://blog.chainalysis.com/reports/2022-biggest-year-ever-for-crypto-hacking/
starpunk
Japan really needs to beef up its cybersecurity. It's an industrial and trade giant already and that makes it a prime target for hackers wanting to suck industrial and corporate 'secrets' from companies. With China and NK close by, that puts Japan up against a wall. And may I mention Russia, the guiltiest party of the lot?
Sven Asai
You really should blame those hackers, not Japan. It’s not good or bad to be a difficult or easy target. Only those hackers are bad. Think about it.
Aly Rustom
Cybercrime in Japan hits record high in 2022; ransomware cases surge
Maybe because in the past, Cybersecurity Ministers have admitted to not owning or using computers? Seems to me that would embolden hackers and make Japan an easy target.
sakurasuki
Japan just should stick with Fax machine.