Port of LA Fights 40 Million Cyber Attacks Every Month

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Posted on: Tuesday, August 2, 2022
Port of LA Fights 40 Million Cyber Attacks Every Month
gCaptain - John Konrad

The Port of Los Angeles is the victim of approximately 40 million cyber attacks per month, mostly from Europe and Russia including former Eastern Bloc nations.

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