Andrew Edney

Despite the world stopping in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, hackers were as active as never before and took advantage of the economic disruption amid this global crisis, breaching thousands of databases and leaking a huge amount of private and sensitive information. The number of cyberattacks grows with each year, and 2020 saw another spike in cybercrime.

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Scammers are becoming more and more advanced, to the point where even savvy tech-heads are sometimes being caught unawares. Advanced developers are creating super sleek, almost carbon-copy versions of well known brands or corporation websites, meaning that more and more innocent people are becoming the victims of cyber crime.

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