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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.


Sunrise at oil refinery factory showing cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure
Cyber SecurityNews

DHS Warns of a Persistent Cyber Threat Targeting Critical Infrastructure in the U.S.

August 3, 2020
NSA and CISA issues joint report warning of cyber threats from state-sponsored actors targeting critical infrastructure, directing owners and operators to take immediate actions.
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Hacker using computer showing ransomware attack
Cyber SecurityNews

Hackers Demand Hefty Ransom After Successful Ransomware Attack on Telecom Giant

July 31, 2020
Telecom Argentina, the largest telecommunications company in the country, was hit by ransomware attack involving the REvil ransomware group who is demanding $7.5 million.
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Young man using smart watch showing ransomware attack on Garmin services
Cyber SecurityNews

Ransomware Attack on Garmin Services Leaves Pilots and Users Unable to Operate

July 30, 2020
Ransomware attack on Garmin services left users unable to sync data on runs and rides, and affected pilots who were unable to download Garmin's aviation database or to access Garmin Pilot app for flight scheduling.
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Team having a discussion on CCPA showing implications for small businesses
Data ProtectionInsights

CCPA Implications for High Growth Small Businesses

July 30, 2020
With the CCPA fully in force as of July 1, it is now more important than ever for small businesses to ensure that they are fully aware of their responsibilities and the steps they need to stay to stay compliant.
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Open padlock show failing website security
Cyber SecurityNews

Almost All Major Sites Lack Website Security Measures Against Client-side JavaScript Vulnerabilities

July 27, 2020
Report shows website security failing as 99% of Alexa top 1,000 websites may be vulnerable to client-side JavaScript exploits such as Magecart, form jacking, cross-site scripting (XSS), and credit card skimming.
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A man with a magnifying glass examines the Google logo on the smartphone showing privacy lawsuit on app tracking
Data PrivacyNews

Google Involved in Yet Another Illegal App Tracking Privacy Lawsuit

July 24, 2020
Class action data privacy lawsuit claims that Google app tracking continues to record user activity on hundreds of thousands of mobile apps despite users applying the recommended settings.
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Finger on keyboard showing SAP bug
Cyber SecurityNews

Recently Discovered SAP Bug Allows Anybody Without Technical Knowledge to Hack Business Applications

July 23, 2020
SAP bug allows a remote unauthenticated attacker to gain unrestricted access to SAP systems without a username or password to create new privileged users or shut down the entire system.
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Burglar entering a house through a window showing privacy risks of home security cameras
Data PrivacyNews

Privacy Risks Found in Home Security Cameras Allow Spying Without Having to Watch the Video Footage

July 20, 2020
Home security cameras upload data when motion is detected, creating a predictable pattern that increases privacy risks by allowing third parties to know when someone was present at home without the need to watch the footage.
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Magnifying glass on the motherboard of home routers showing know vulnerabilities
Cyber SecurityNews

Most Popular Home Routers Plagued by Known Vulnerabilities, Which Vendors Continue to Ignore

July 17, 2020
Study showed that most popular home routers contain known vulnerabilities in their firmware, with no security updates over the last 12 months for 46 out of 172 router models.
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Hacker using laptop with password field on computer screen showing stolen passwords circulating on the dark web
Cyber SecurityNews

Digital Shadows Researchers Say Over 15 Billion Stolen Passwords Are Circulating on the Dark Web

July 16, 2020
Stolen passwords from over 100,000 data breaches circulating on the dark web has reached 15 billion, a number that has risen by 300% within the last two years.
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SafePay Ransomware Breached Over 600 Critical Infrastructure Organizations, CISA Warns

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