Predictions That Cybercrime Will Increase in 2004

From the Washington Post, Online Financial Crime Headed From Bad to Worse. Worms, viruses and browser flaws will all continue to pose security risks for enterprise wide networks and home users alike in 2004.

There are numerous web resources on these topics, and here are several to keep you current on the latest threats: Internet Storm Center, Symantec Security Response, the McAfee Security Virus Calender, and the CERT Coordination Center.

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