Why Turkey, a NATO ally, is a huge target for malware
Turkey’s internet infrastructure — which is relatively modern but alarmingly insecure — is teeming with malware, according to a recent intelligence report by private cybersecurity firm FireEye. The U.S. company’s FireEye Email and Network protection services found that more “targeted malware” detections occurred in Turkey than in all of Europe combined in 2016. Intrusions in that category share characteristics with…
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