Of course, since technology has been put at the service of automation, cloud storage, AI and big data, the ease of working on the move, remotely or with delocalized teams has been a great advance for productivity.
However, every advance carries its risk, and in this case, what is actually at risk is something much more ethereal and intangible than one might think: digital identity.
How much can a password cost on the mom data Deep Web? A question that might seem innocent at first glance is causing a stir in light of the security breaches on platforms such as Facebook or even Google .
In fact, for those who are well aware of how this environment works, the risk of opening an account, digital banking or even digital profiles should not be high, despite the fact that up to 80 dollars are charged for a medical record, according to what the Spanish CCN-CERT published the other day.
Cyberattacks: Much more common and creative than it seems
There has been much talk about the security breach in certain hospitals, which saw their computer systems compromised and, as has been understood, had to pay to regain control of them, thereby regaining control of their patients' records.
Mobile and cloud environments have long been vulnerable if extreme precautions are not taken and content is not encrypted. This is something that companies have gradually learned as they have suffered scares and cyberattacks for just five years.
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If there is a challenge for the Deep Web and also for digital criminals, it is the wallets. Cryptocurrencies are spreading like wildfire among users. Before it seemed that they would be relegated to only some technology experts, however, there are more and more platforms that bring this digital economy and virtual currencies closer to general society. This will be one of the great claims, as has been seen in recent weeks, to test the skills of hackers.
