Hackers will see a great opportunity in attacking key infrastructures
Widespread encryption heralds new attacks
Malicious users will turn to extortion, warn experts
vnunet.com, 08 Feb 2008
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Encryption 'not enough to prevent data loss'
You have to protect the keys too, warns security expert 11 Feb 2008
Underinvestment exposes end-point security
User stupidity also to blame, say experts 11 Feb 2008
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