A devastating cyberattack 'the world isn't ready for'
IDT's global CIO has been sounding alarm bells about a strike that may still be invisibly affecting victims worldwide
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THERE have been times over the past two months when Golan Ben-Oni has felt like a voice in the wilderness.
On April 29, someone hit his employer, IDT Corp, with two cyberweapons that had been stolen from the National Security Agency (NSA). Mr Ben-Oni, the global chief information officer at IDT, was able to fend them off, but the attack left him distraught.
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