Australia Raises Alarm Over Cybersecurity Threats to Critical Infrastructure
Over 11% of incidents last year targeted vital industries like gas, water, power, education, and transportation, prompting Australia to express alarm
Over 11% of incidents last year targeted vital industries like gas, water, power, education, and transportation, prompting Australia to express alarm about the growing cybersecurity threats to crucial infrastructure. Of these attacks, phishing accounted for 25%, followed by bruteforce efforts 15% and publicfacing interface exploitation 21%, according to the Australian Signals Directorate. Statesponsored actors have become more dangerous, according to Defence Minister Richard Marles, who blames nations like China, Russia, and Iran for cyberattacks. The research focused on Chinas developing cyber strategies that go beyond typical espionage and try to preposition for disruptive impacts. Beijing, which has maintained its position against hacking foreign systems, has refuted these accusations. Australias emphasis highlights the growing threats to the worlds vital infrastructure.
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