Cybercriminals in developing nations are being targeted in a new effort to combat the illegal activity.
The International Cyber Security Protection Alliance has launched a research project to identify how attacks are likely to evolve over the next eight years.
It said that faster links to the net in parts of Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe were likely to create problems.
The ICSPA will advise governments and local authorities on how best to react.
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