A new report reveals that India is now the number one target for cyberattacks, with a higher incidence than Brazil and Spain. The study by Acronis, a Swiss cybersecurity firm, indicates a rising risk of cyber threats in India. The data shows that a significant percentage of Windows operating systems in India are infected with malware. The report also mentions that cyberattacks through official emails have increased. Criminals are increasingly leveraging AI for malicious activities, targeting sensitive information. The report highlights the heightened risk for various industries in India. Malware, which allows hackers to gain control of devices, poses a significant threat to the digital ecosystem.
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