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Scott Ikeda
Senior Correspondent at CPO Magazine
Scott Ikeda is a technology futurist and writer for more than 15 years. He travels extensively throughout Asia and writes about the impact of technology on the communities he visits. Over the last 5 years, Scott has grown increasingly focused on the future landscape of big data, surveillance, cybersecurity and the right to privacy.


Malware symbol showing Spring4Shell used for Mira botnet malware
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Spring4Shell Vulnerability Exploited To Spread Mirai Botnet Malware, According to Security Researchers

April 15, 2022
Recently discovered Spring4Shell vulnerability has been leveraged to spread Mirai botnet malware in recent attacks. Security researchers say that a recent campaign is focusing on organizations in Singapore.
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Man using iPhone in the dark showing Pegasus spyware
Data PrivacyNews

Pegasus Spyware Strikes Again as Jordan Journalists, Activists Compromised by Suspected Government Operators

April 13, 2022
Pegasus spyware was used to track journalists, lawyers and activists in Jordan from 2019 to late 2021. Some specific incidents occurred on iPhones after Apple had sued NSO Group and removed exploits.
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Utah State Capitol Building in Salt Lake City showing business-friendly privacy act
Data ProtectionNews

“Business-friendly” Utah Privacy Act Set To Go Online in 2024

April 13, 2022
A new consumer privacy act has been signed into law in Utah and takes effect as 2023 ends, the fourth state bill of this nature to be passed. It is the most business-friendly of the bunch.
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Dark and eerie urban city alley at night showing Hydra darknet market bust
Cyber SecurityNews

Hydra Darknet Market Offline After German Police Operation, $25 Million in Bitcoin Seized

April 12, 2022
The Hydra darknet market with an estimated annual turnover of $1.35 billion was taken down. It had about 17 million users and 19,000 registered seller accounts prior to the bust.
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Millennials using social media on phones showing social media tracking and surveillance
Data PrivacyNews

FBI Investing Heavily in Social Media Tracking: “Predictive” Surveillance Software Raises Civil Liberties Concerns

April 11, 2022
The FBI software is used for keyword-based social media tracking and advertises a "predictive analytics" feature, leading to natural questions about its potential use for surveillance.
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Phone screen with Mailchimp icon on app store showing phishing attacks targeting crypto wallets
Cyber SecurityNews

Breach of Internal Tools at Mailchimp Used To Deliver Phishing Attacks Targeted at Crypto Wallets

April 8, 2022
Hackers recently gained access to internal tools at leading email marketing platform Mailchimp, and made use of them in targeted phishing attacks on owners of crypto wallets.
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Cryptocurrency legal EU rules showing ban on anonymous crypto transactions
Data PrivacyNews

European Union Moves Forward With Law Banning Anonymous Crypto Transactions; EU Rules Would Have No Minimum Threshold

April 7, 2022
EU rules that would force all movements of cryptocurrency to be traceable by law enforcement authorities are moving forward, which could put an end to anonymous crypto transactions in the region.
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Google Cloud office building showing government employees view of Microsoft
Cyber SecurityNews

Google Cloud Survey Finds Microsoft Products Unpopular With Security-minded Government Employees, but How Objective Is It?

April 6, 2022
Survey expressing anti-Microsoft sentiment was paid for in part and published by Google Cloud. It polled 2,600 currently employed residents of the US, 338 of these government employees.
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Pile of gold coins stack on paper plan showing federal budget for critical infrastructure cybersecurity
Cyber SecurityNews

Fiscal Year 2022 Federal Budget Request Seeks To Add Billions for Cybersecurity

April 6, 2022
Proposed federal budget would set aside $9.8 billion in civilian cybersecurity funding in total, which would be in addition to the $10.4 billion the Department of Defense is looking to spend.
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Patrol car driving in the night showing forged data requests to obtain Apple and Meta user data
Cyber SecurityNews

Hackers Able To Obtain Private User Data From Apple, Meta via Forged Law Enforcement Data Requests

April 4, 2022
Anonymous inside sources revealed that an attack campaign conducted in the middle of 2021 netted sensitive user data from Apple and Meta, with the hackers posing as legitimate law enforcement agencies.
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