particularly in the us finance industry, with companies increasing their cyber security spend by almost 20% between 2019 and 2020. so, what is it that the hackers look for and how do they do it? here is one cyber expert whose job it is to test companies security. the first thing they do is kind of do this mass scan of the internet, looking for particularly vulnerable computers or vulnerable companies. so, you imagine that a thief is walking down the street, they are looking for a house to break into, they are looking for the house with the open door or open window. what the russians are able to do is scan everywhere. so you imagine they can look at every house, look for any open window in the whole country, or the hold of the us, the whole of the west, or the whole of the us, the whole of the west, and then target them all simultaneously. and if a hacker from anywhere does find an open window, it can be very costly. but so far russia seems to be focused on more conventional warfare an
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