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Alicia Hope
Staff Correspondent at CPO Magazine
Alicia Hope has been a journalist for more than 5 years, reporting on technology, cyber security and data privacy news.


Woman using mobile banking app showing warning from FBI alert
Cyber SecurityNews

FBI Alert Warns of Fraudsters Targeting Mobile Banking Apps to Defraud Americans

June 22, 2020
New FBI alert warns of cybercriminals targeting mobile banking apps during the Coronavirus pandemic which has witnessed a 50% rise in adoption of online banking.
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Connected camera inside of restaurant showing security flaw
Cyber SecurityNews

Over 100,000 UK Connected Cameras Have a Security Flaw Allowing Hackers Access to Live Footage

June 18, 2020
Consumer watchdog Which? has sounded the alarm over certain brands of wireless cameras manufactured by Chinese firm HiChip that allow hackers to access people’s home networks.
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Connected IoT devices shows potential for DDoS attack and data exfiltration
Cyber SecurityNews

New Vulnerability Allows DDoS Attack and Data Exfiltration on Billions of Devices

June 16, 2020
Billions of devices may be affected by a UPnP vulnerability that allows hackers to conduct a DDoS attack and perform data exfiltration on the local network.
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Electronics store selling IoT devices showing need for IoT security and privacy label
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Cylab Researchers Develop IoT Security and Privacy Label to Help Users Make Informed Choices

June 15, 2020
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University developed an IoT security and privacy "nutrition label" to encourage manufacturers to disclose their practices and help consumers make informed choices when selecting IoT devices.
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NASA logo at Kennedy Space Center showing Doppelpaymer ransomware breach of NASA contractor
Cyber SecurityNews

DoppelPaymer Ransomware Strikes NASA Contractor, 2,583 Servers Held Hostage, Data Leaked

June 12, 2020
DoppelPaymer ransomware successfully breached the network of Digital Management Inc. and gained access to the NASA contractor's records, including HR documents and project plans.
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Nuclear missile ready in silo showing impact of Maze ransomware attack
Cyber SecurityNews

United States Nuclear Missile Contractor Hit by Maze Ransomware Attack

June 11, 2020
Maze ransomware attack on U.S. nuclear missile contractor, Westech International, is likely to have significant implications given the contractor’s client list includes government agencies and major military contractors.
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Fish hook on computer keyboard showing phishing attacks on remote workers
Cyber SecurityNews

Google-Branded Phishing Attacks Account for 65% of Threats Facing Remote Workers

June 8, 2020
Remote workers faced a barrage of over 100,000 phishing attacks over the last four months, mostly involving the impersonation of Google-branded websites, according to a report by Barracuda Networks.
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Russian hackers performing cyber attack showing NSA cybersecurity advisory
Cyber SecurityNews

NSA Releases a Cybersecurity Advisory on Russian Hackers Takeover Through Special Crafted Emails

June 4, 2020
The NSA has issue a cybersecurity advisory that Russian hackers are exploiting a unique vulnerability to gain access to computer systems by sending a specially crafted email to targeted users.
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Crowded people walking through the market showing cyber crime services on sale in dark web marketplaces
Cyber SecurityNews

Cyber Crime Services on the Dark Web Marketplaces Easier to Obtain, Says Trend Micro

June 4, 2020
Cyber crime services have become cheaper and easier to obtain with $1.5 trillion reaped from the cyber crime services offered on the dark web marketplaces annually.
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Smartphone close up shows Bluetooth authentication bug that allows impersonation attacks
Cyber SecurityNews

Bluetooth Authentication Bug Allows Impersonation Attacks on All Popular Devices

May 29, 2020
A Bluetooth authentication bug affecting major devices allows attackers to perform impersonation attacks by spoofing paired devices and stealing sensitive data.
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US Federal Reserve Bank in New York showing AI agents access customer accounts

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