Ransom war: how cybercrime became a threat to national security

Danny Steed

doi:10.1080/23738871.2026.2648982

June 30, 2026Journal of Cyber Policy

Ransom war: how cybercrime became a threat to national security

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This paper aims to explore how cybercrime, particularly ransomware, poses a significant threat to national security.
In-depth analysis of ransomware incidents
Examination of their impact on national security frameworks
Assessment of existing cyber policies
Identifies significant increases in ransomware attacks targeting government infrastructure
Demonstrates vulnerabilities in national security systems due to cyber threats
Highlights the need for improved cybersecurity measures and legislative responses

Implication

This overview reveals the escalating risk of cybercrime to national security, suggesting urgent countermeasures.

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Ransom War: How Cybercrime Became a Threat to National Security by Max Smeets is a fascinating insight into an area readers are rarely afforded an inside look at, that is, the inner workings of a f...

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