Vulnerabilities scanner

Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam reports an average of 26 cyberattacks per day, with governmental agencies, banks and e-commerce websites the most vulnerable. Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Thanh Hung unveiled the data at a cyberattack drill for northern provinces hosted by the Vietnam Computer Emergency Response Team (VNCERT) in Hanoi on December 24. The drill drew the participation of 300 attendants, including about 150 IT technicians and officials from State agencies, banks and enterprises. Hung said that the government was focusing resources into building a functional e-government, with the websites or electronic portals being a fundamental part to connect authorities with people and businesses. So far, 17 of 23 ministries and all 63 provinces and cities of Vietnam have launched their own websites. From October 20 to November, 17, 744 cyberattacks were reported to VNCERT including 428 malware attacks, 254 phishing scams and 62 website defacement attacks. … [Read more...] about State agencies’ websites most vulnerable to cyberattacks

This year's drill focused on websites’ attack prevention and control. Participants were divided into 30 teams and each managed an independent network of servers running on cloud software. Stimulated attacks were carried out in different ways, forcing teams to be flexible in making responses. … [Read more...] about State agencies’ websites most vulnerable to cyber-attacks

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Last year, Quảng Ninh police arrested eight Vietnamese women for running an illegal surrogacy business that involved taking Vietnamese women to China. An official from the Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs in Lào Cai Province told the paper there were cases of women leaving for China to become wives or surrogate mothers. … [Read more...] about Ethnic minority people vulnerable to illegal surrogacy trade

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