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constantly growing, with 700 new users registering every week, and it was earningle £0,000 a week. llntiil was earningle £0,000 a week. until officers caught _ was earningle £0,000 a week. until officers caught up — was earningle £0,000 a week. until officers caught up with him, fletcher lived a la verb lifestyle. he used his £2 million of illicit iranings to buy a lamborghini, two range rovers and a rolex watch. prosecutors say they plant to recover the catch he never should have had. thejudge said in sentencing fletcher he took account of charitable work he has done in the community and his mental health but there was little personal mitigation, there were thousands of victims not directly of fletcher's but of the fraudsters who used the website and for those victims that experience would have been harrowing. there were more than 200,000 victims in the uk, together they lost over 43 million. globally losses are estimated to be more than 100 million. cybersecurity experts
Tejay-fletcherOfficersUsersEarningleVerb-lifestyleLlntiilLa0000000700ThejudgeWatchtwo range rovers and a rolex watch. prosecutors say they plant to recover the catch ——cash he never should have had. the judge said in sentencing fletcher he took account of charitable work he has done in the community and his mental health but there was little personal mitigation, there were thousands of victims not directly of fletcher's but of the fraudsters who used the website and for those victims that experience would have been harrowing. there were more than 200,000 victims in the uk, together they lost over 43 million. globally losses are estimated to be more than 100 million. cybersecurity experts hope that fletcher's case will raise awareness of common scams. the onus is on the public unfortunately, do not instafford trust caller id, the fact is we can't believe everything we see, and never hand over sensitive information, especially from a cold call. i always say to people don't be afraid to say goodbye and hang up on the caller.
VictimsTejay-fletcherWorkThousandsJudgeCashFraudstersAccountCommunityRoversProsecutorsWatchtwo range rovers and a rolex watch worth £11,000. prosecutors say they plan to recover the cash he never should have had. the judge said that in sentencing fletcher he took account of charitable work he had done in the community and his mental health but there was little personal mitigation. there were thousands of victims not directly of fletcher's but of the fraudsters who used the ispoof website, and for those victims that experience would have been harrowing. there were more than 200,000 victims in the uk, together they lost over £113 million. globally losses are estimated to be more than 100 million. cybersecurity experts hope that fletcher's case will raise awareness of common scams. the onus is on the public unfortunately, do not instantly trust caller id, the fact is we can't believe everything we see, and never hand over sensitive information, especially
JudgeCommunityAccountMental-healthWorkProsecutorsRoversSentencing-fletcherCashRolexTwo11000washington, d.c. a topic we need to talk about. we need to wrap our heads around it. help us out this morning. >> and quick. we have to get on top of it. a.i. is only in its infancy. cybersecurity experts say it is infecting nearly every interaction kids have online. those interactions are translating into real world dangers that most parents have never even heard of. recently the world was shocked when a mom warned criminal used a.i. to impersonate her teen daughter and fake a kidnapping. that terrifying scam is the tip of the iceberg. listen. >> this will be a danger air area for parents. it will be so good you aren't getting a 13-year-old trying to pretend to be a 21-year-old. you get an a.i. algorithm that can be a 20-year-old or 30-year-old giving the 13-year-old advice. it changes the game. >> dana: lawmakers are bringing alarm bells as well. senator bennett wrote to tech leaders about an investigation in which a.i. taught a young child how to cover up a bruise
KidsA-iTopicInteractionHeadsTopInfancyWashington-d-cCybersecurity-expertsWorldParentsDangersof alibaba and jd thanks to its bargain bin prices, social shopping model that encourages people to buy with friends and a focus on lower income. rural users has more than 750 million monthly users in china. and the app is now under fire over malware. malware is short for malicious software, and cnn has spoken to an array of cybersecurity experts who say that they have identified malware inversions of pin dodo. this is highly unusual and it is pretty for pin duo duo found that it uses techniques to get extended functionality. i've never seen anything like that before. experts say the malware allows pin dodo to bypass user's cellphone security monitor activities on other apps. check notifications, read private messages and change settings and once installed, it is difficult to delete. the app can also obtain user data like this photo
PeopleUsersChineseBargain-bin-pricesModelFriendsJdAlibabaFocus-on-lower-income750-millionLet-s-go-to-cnnMpoweroriginal heaven's gate next sunday at 10 on cnn. the us has pushed back against oil production cuts being made by saudi arabia and other opec plus countries. a spokesperson for the national security council called the move quote inadvisable due to uncertainty in the markets. riyadh and other oil producing nations say they'll start reducing output by more than a million barrels a day. for me to the end of the year. well, it follows further cuts opec plus announced in october move that rankled the white house, one of china's most popular shopping apps under fire as cybersecurity experts identified the presence of malware that exploited vulnerabilities on users phones . cnn's kristie lu stout houses story. china is an e commerce heavyweight broke the dominance
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ConcernsSecurity-issuesPre-emptiveAspectThoughtsAsectDo-aspectTermsEvidenceUser-dataFrontCasegovernment is dedicated to meeting the challenges of today and tomorrow. we take the security of government devices seriously. we are constantly working to make sure those devices remain as safe and secure as possible. and so is part of that effort i recently commissioned a review by our cybersecurity experts to assess the risks caused by certain third—party apps on government devices. in particular, the installation and use of tiktok. i know there has been a lot of interest in this and the house i wanted to take the opportunity today to update members. that review has now concluded and it is clear they could be a risk around how sensitive government data is accessed and used by certain platforms. as many colleagues will know, social media apps collect and store huge amounts of user data, including contacts, user content and geolocation data. on government
GovernmentDevicesSecurityPartChallengesEffortReviewParticularCybersecurity-expertsRisksInstallationLotit's not the same as it is here. in china, it's educational. if you're over 14, you're looking at math and science. here in the united states, it's not that. so there's this very distinct flow of information. >> 60 minutes had a report on this and somebody said when you look down the line at what china's trying to do to their population versus ours in this soft way with technology, he's worried about the future for what we when you look at what american kids want to be, they want to be a social media star. what chinese kids want to be, astronauts. >> it's one of those things where you think to yourself is this, we've been talking to cybersecurity experts all day. one of the things they say to us is when you actually look at the terms of service of these two companies like tiktok or other platforms, they're not that different. the terms of service are not
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