Money, power and ego, the factors that drive people to cybercrime

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By Ian BarkerAug 15, 2018, 12:06 pm369 pts
We reported last week on a report highlighting how many security professionals are turning to a life of cybercrime. In a follow up research piece, Wendy Zamora at Malwarebytes, has been looking at the psychology, motivations and other underlying factors that drive people to take part in cybercrime. It reveals…

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