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Russia ranked top of global cybercrime index in new study

Russia, Ukraine and China have been named as the world’s cybercrime hotspots in a new study ranking the most significant sources of cybercrime threats.

The World Cybercrime Index has been published in journal Plos One following three years of research by academics and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Canberra.

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