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company so love wins or the threat of cyber attacks is big and small is growing cybersecurity for mcafee expects for one global cost of hack attacks to reach $1.00 trillion dollars this year and that's a rise of 50 percent in just 2 years google says it had to block between 101-2000 government sponsored potential cyber attacks every quarter this year ensure alliances the biggest threats come from data breaches attacks interrupting business and ransomware where hakas lock uses out of their own files is aside from the attacks themselves companies driscol of huge regulatory penalties and private litigation if they don't protect themselves from hackers well for more i'm joined now by. head of international cyber security policy at s. and d. that is a nonprofit sick tank working on current political and social challenges posed by new technologies so he's just the man to talk to right now good to have you with us so the coronavirus pandemic we've been hearing the whole year is actually boosting digitalisation which means more people than ever are using the internet that must be paradise for ha

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security firm mcafee says both physical and electronic gift cards are a top target for hackers. how can you tell if it's a real or fake gift card phishing for your information >> when you get any gift card what we suggest is one make sure you know the sender. >> reporter: don't be fooled by brand names and make sure yo protect your account with strong passwords. when getting an email or text claiming to offer an e-gift card never click on a link from someone you don't know lester, if you are sending an e-gift card, don't be shy about it let your recipient know it's coming and follow up to make sure that gift card doesn't end up in their spam or junk folder lester >> all right vicky nguyen, thank you. >>> coming up, the amazing sight that hasn't happened in 800 years. >>> finally some call it the christmas star but that bright light in tonight's sky isn't a star at all. here's harry smith. >> reporter: if you've gazed at the southern sky this fall as we have, you've caught quite the celestial show jupiter and saturn moving closer and closer as they traverse from east to west so c

of bangkok in 72 hours thailand's corona virus infection numbers have increased by 20 percent at mcafeecame here for screening before and found out there are 49 people who were in radio host one type and infected person from the market today we will collect samples of all of the traders inside word trade to scan a q.r. code to register with the health authority only the stallholders are eligible for testing today others who have coated concerns are being turned away. infections originating from the seafood market in cements a cone and now being discovered in bangkok and provinces even further away outside the unpleasant process begins that these people are not alone the thai government says a test 10000 people in an attempt to contain the outbreak on tuesday some of those tests revealed 427 new infections a huge rise in a country that had seen 0 local transmission in months. teams of health officials are now screening traders in markets across the thai capital migrant workers have also been targeted as being a particular concern and the prime minister said he might introduce a national

company so love wins or the threat of cyber attacks is big and small is growing cyber security firm mcafee expects for one global cost of hack attacks to reach $1.00 trillion dollars this year and that's a rise of 50 percent in just 2 years google says it had to block between 101-2000 government sponsored potential cyber attacks every quarter this year and your alliance says the biggest threats come from data breaches attacks interrupting business and ransomware where hackers lock uses out of their own files is aside from the attacks themselves companies. huge regulatory penalties and private litigation if they don't protect themselves from hackers well for more i'm joined now by. head of international cyber security policy at s. and d. that is a nonprofit 6 tank working on current political and social challenges posed by new technologies so he's just the man to talk to right now good to have you with us so the coronavirus pandemic we've been hearing the whole year is actually boosting digitalisation which means more people than ever are using the internet that must be paradise for hackers

what his response will be to those who carried out the massive solar wind cyberattack joining us is mcafeefor being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> a lot has been said about the attack so far. essentially you're saying it has changed completely the way in which the u.s. and other nations are going to have to think about cyber defense in general. >> if you think about the attacks we've seen in the past, we've either seen attacks at scale that have impacted many companies, many organizations, like back in 2017, or we've seen very precision lethal attacks against specific organizations, like the opm breach or the sony hack what this sun burst attack is a great example of is putting those two together, where you literally have thousands of organizations which either might have a very specific attack executed by a very advanced actor and that just fundamentally changes the game >> right it sounds like, also, you think that before we can establish a new kind of defense, you think the perpetrators or copycats will replicate this kind of practice well into 2021. >> that's right. one of the th

ads on social media are abounding around ads that you're seeing are actually fake the security firm mcafee found that cyber crime is up 12% since april estimating their of 419 cyber threats every minute near after the money in your identity is valuable since many scam start on social media facebook is now teaming up with the better business bureau to warn online shoppers donating $75,000 worth of ad space to the bbb for ads like these are systems are constantly improving and we're involving our policies to get ahead of people trying to scam people out of money and break our rules, i'm steve's ration. >>5.27 this time and coming up next to even as covid cases surge across the country health experts predict it's going to get way worse before it gets better. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. take the prilosec otc two-week challenge. and see the difference for yourself.

of bangkok in 72 hours thailand's corona virus infection numbers have increased by 20 percent got mcafee came here for screening before and found out there are floating eye people who were in radio host one type and infected person from the market today we will collect samples of all of the traders inside word trade to scan a q.r. code to register with the health authority only the stallholders are eligible for testing today others who have coated concerns are being turned away. infections originating from the seafood market in cements a cone and now being discovered in bangkok and provinces even further away outside the unpleasant process begins but these people are not alone the thai government says it'll test 10000 people in an attempt to contain the outbreak on tuesday some of those tests revealed 427 new infections a huge rise in a country that had seen 0 local transmission for months. teams of health officials are now screening traders in markets across the thai capital migrant workers have also been targeted as being a particular concern and the prime minister's said he might intr

mcafee would. >> i think it's important and i appreciate suzanne what you said.agencies like ours have to have the courage to change the way of data that says we need to change and i will say not everybody understands that. when we thought this virus was largely transmitting symptomatically we then thought well if you are symptomatic you wear a mask and that will protect it so i wanted that too but we didn't realize in early march that a lot of the infection was asymptomatic. therefore i don't know who is infected. if i really want source control and want everybody to wear one and that get into a lot ofat controversy. we change based on data so quarantine is in isolation a key tool is imagined it could try to keep this virus from spreading. a lot of people never understood if i was infected i was told to isolate for 10 days but if i was not infected i was told to isolate for 14. a lot of people suggested that maybe i didn't make any sense because why do i isolate for only 10 days if i'm infected and for 14 days if i'm not infected? the reason for that is if i kno