Boom in demand for friendly hackers as 5G approaches


The fast-expanding field of Internet-connected devices is set to become more widespread once 5G becomes more available – posing one of the most serious threats to digital security in future. — AFP

HELSINKI: As the number of online devices surges and superfast 5G connections roll out, record numbers of companies are offering handsome rewards to ethical hackers who successfully attack their cybersecurity systems.

The fast-expanding field of Internet-connected devices, known as the "Internet of Things" (IoT) which includes smart televisions and home appliances, is set to become more widespread once 5G becomes more available – posing one of the most serious threats to digital security in future.

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