Kaspersky wants your ideas on beating cybercrime


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PETALING JAYA: Cybersecurity expert Kaspersky Lab is calling on students in Malaysian universities and other institutions of higher learning to take part in a research competition on cybercrime.

The contestants are to submit papers on technical, social, economic and legal-related topics, covering areas such as anti-spam development, cloud security, future technology to combat malware, emerging security threats, challenges and opportunities for IT, and education in IT security.

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