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The Ingraham Angle

teacher. my focus now is on making sure that our teacher is taken care of and has the support needed to navigate through the lasting effects of this incident. more bureaucratic the superintendent said she is recommending expulsion for the students. that kid should be hit with a felony assault charge. you want kids to stop doing this? guess what? you do this again you are going to jail automatic four years in federal prison or state prison for this. misdemeanor? be back in class whacking another teacher in two weeks. >> that's exactly what is going to happen is happening over and over again in our society where we have these criminals and that's what he is he is a criminal that he not being rehabilitated, the parents aren't being held accountable. parents should be held accountable. forced to go take anger management classes with their child. they should have to pay fines and these people should have to really face justice and it's not

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BBC News

this was one of a series of co—ordinated raids targeting cybercrime in 17 countries, masterminded from the uk. one man was arrested here, and 23 others around the country. and this all began about two years ago when security experts for the banking industry spotted on the dark web criminals offering other criminals a service — a way to make money using phishing, with a "ph". labhost, freely available on the internet, provided technology and training to other criminals so they could carry out phishing, attacks sending fraudulent text messages to trick 70,000 people into handing over personal information. these crimes—as—a—service, or fraud—as—a—service, are allowing people into this criminal marketplace, who don't have necessarily technical skills but they can get these crime—as—a—service capabilities off the shelf — they can buy it online.

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Verified Live

as the arrests were taking place, including at luton and manchester airports, police were also contacting 25,000 victims they've identified, giving details of how they had been scammed and giving them advice. the victims in this case have been aged between about 25 and 45, predominantly. pretty young, then. yeah. digital natives. well, it's people who live their lives online, that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online, they're more likely to fall victim to this. people like alex, an accountant for tech firms who works online, scammed in february by criminals who targeted her business account. they sent you a text message? yes. they then called you? yes. they then got you to install an app? yes. and then they scammed you? correct. they made me believe i was protecting the funds in my bank from fraudsters. and how much did you lose? 53,000. £53,000? yes. they gloated. they said, how does it feel

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BBC News

done before, and it is more complicated than just building windmills. so had great success in building windmills, but now the debate and the activity needs to move on. more now on another of our main stories today. a global cyber gang accused of industrial—scale fraud has been busted by police. it's accused of offering a service to criminals which allowed them to steal from victims using fraudulent text messages. 37 people worldwide have been arrested — 2a of which are in britain. well, listeners to the nicky campbell show on bbc 5 live have been talking about their experiences of being scammed. he was responding to my messages exactly like my son does. anyway, to cut a long story short, he asked me to help him to get a phone and people are going to cringe at this. i actually gave him ,thinking it was, my card number,

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CNN This Morning

backdrop. >> and i think frankly quite effectively to call attention to it's interesting to hear him talk about crime, talk about law and order at the same time as he's a criminal defendant. but the purpose of that visit really to say they're prosecuting the wrong alleged criminals, right? that the criminals that alvin bragg should be going after are the ones that are affecting people's quality of life, affecting bodega owners like the one who are workers like the one who was stabbed at this place in harlem. so he's able to use it to highlight his issues. and rather than sort of a separation between defendant trump and candidate trump, they're really one in the same and that i think is what you see in a split screen like this that throughout the primary, he used the indictments against him to fuel his neck live of victimization and grievance and the weapon, the so-called weaponization of the deep state or so, or whatever so i think we're going to see him continue to do that. and the question is going to be whether a general election audience is

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BBC News

pretty young, then. yeah. digital natives. well, it's people who live their lives online, that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online, they're more likely to fall victim to this. people like alex, an accountant for tech firms who works online, scammed in february by criminals who targeted her business account. they sent you a text message? yes. they then called you? yes. they then got you to install an app? yes. and then they scammed you? correct. they made me believe i was protecting the funds in my bank from fraudsters. and how much did you lose? 53,000. £53,000? yes. they gloated. they said, how does it feel to have your money taken from you? how does it feel to have your money spent in louis vuitton dubai? welcome to your labhost wrapped — your recap of all the data we have about you... as for labhost — police seized so much data that they could send each criminal user a tailored video

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BBC News

other criminals a service, a way to make money using phishing, with a "ph". labhost, freely available on the internet, provided technology and training to other criminals so they could carry out phishing attacks sending fraudulent text messages to trick 70,000 people into handing over personal information. technology is enabling crime to be delivered at scale in an almost industrial fashion. and these crimes—as—a—service, or fraud—as—a—service, are allowing people into this criminal marketplace who don't have necessarily technical skills but they can get these crime—as—a—service capabilities off the shelf — they can buy it online. as the arrests were taking place, including at luton and manchester airports, police were also contacting 25,000 victims they've identified, giving details of how they had been scammed and giving them advice. the victims in this case have been aged between about 25 and 45, predominantly.

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Breakfast

something we are all worried about me being scanned. how many times do you look at your phone with a random text message saying, you have one mess, your parcel has been delivered to map it doesn't matter how careful you are, your number gets out there. —— has been delivered... police have broken up an international cyber—crime gang that had been offering a service to criminals, which allowed them to steal from people using fraudulent text messages. 37 people have been arrested worldwide, including 2a in the uk, and police believe there were 70,000 british victims. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. it's 5am in south london — the end of a two—year investigation. this was one of a series of coordinated raids, targeting cybercrime in 17 countries, masterminded from the uk. one man was arrested here and 23

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Verified Live

and these crimes—as—a—service, or fraud—as—a—service, are allowing people into this criminal marketplace who don't have necessarily technical skills but they can get these crime—as—a—service capabilities off the shelf — they can buy it online. as the arrests were taking place, including at luton and manchester airports, police were also contacting 25,000 victims they've identified, giving details of how they had been scammed and giving them advice. the victims in this case have been aged between about 25 and 45, predominantly. pretty young, then. yeah. digital natives. well, it's people who live their lives online, that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online, they're more likely to fall victim to this. people like alex, an accountant for tech firms who works online, scammed in february by criminals who targeted her business account. they sent you a text message? yes. they then called you? yes.

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BBC News

this was one of a series of coordinated raids, targeting cybercrime in 17 countries, masterminded from the uk. one man was arrested here and 23 others around the uk. and this all began about two years ago when security experts for the banking industry spotted on the dark web criminals offering other criminals a service — a way to make money using phishing with a ph. labhost provided the technology and training for other criminals to carry out phishing attacks — sending fraudulent text messages — to get people to hand over their personal data. the police say there were an estimated 70,000 victims in the uk, bombarded with messages linking to 47 fake websites usually seeming to be online payment or shopping services. 480,000 payment card numbers have been stolen and 64,000 pin numbers. and if you thought only older or less technically savvy people get scammed,

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