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P3 - Nation-state hacking, it’s an emergency The number of operations attributed to nation-state attackers will increase in the next months. The lack of a global framework of norms of state behaviour in the cyber space and the absence of severe sanctions for rogue states will encourage state-sponsored hacking. Government will continue to carry out cyber espionage and sabotage campaigns, Russia, China and North Korea will be most aggressive countries in the cyber arena. While China will be more focused on cyber espionage, North Korea will focus its operations on stealing funds due to the sanctions against its Government. The most dreaded state will be Russia, its state-sponsored hackers will be more focused on cyber espionage and on online misinformation. In this scenario, other APT groups, such as Iran-linked cyber espionage crews, will be very active in 2019. P4 – Supply Chain attacks on the rise Threat actors, especially state-sponsored attackers, will focus their efforts in compromising the supply chain of popular software to hit a wide audience. Threat actors implant malware into legitimate applications replacing their software update with tainted versions. In this way, every user receiving the update will automatically have their system compromised. In the last months security experts discovered several attacks against supply chain of popular applications. In August, experts from Trend Micro uncovered the Operation Red Signature, attackers compromised update server of a remote support solutions provider in South Korea and delivered a remote access Trojan (RAT) used to steal sensitive information from the victims. In July Microsoft revealed that hackers attempted to compromise the supply chain of an unnamed maker of PDF software. Experts fear that a growing number of threat actors will target the supply chain in the next months due to the efficiency of this attack scheme. The attacks will be more sophisticated and could be hard to detect. 6 Cyber Defense Magazine - Annual Print Edition 2019
P5 – ICS/SCADA attacks a global concerns We will observe a growing number of cyber attacks aimed at ICS/SCADA systems most of which are still not designed to be resilient to cyber assaults. The majority of the attacks will be not targeted in nature, but we will observe also sophisticated nation-state actors that will develop new cyber weapons to hit industrial control systems and SCA- DA devices. Both targeted attacks and collateral infections could have destructive effects on the systems in critical infrastructure- Energy and manufacturing industries will be the most exposed sectors to these threats. P6 – Facing the cyberbullying Cyberbullying is a social emergency in almost any country, the number of victims will continue to increase and the official figures provided by the authorities are just the tip of the iceberg. Governments will continue promoting awareness campaigns aimed at preventing these crimes, youngsters are particularly exposed and damages caused by cyberbullying could be dramatic for the victims. Cyber Defense Magazine - Annual Print Edition 2019 7
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