neiman marcus.s told us the boots are trimmed with faux fur. >> faux fur. 55% polyester. >> reporter: and advertised online the same way. you tested it. what is this? >> it is real rabbit hair. >> reporter: more rabbit. believe it or not they have been caught before. the federal trade commission charged them for selling real fake. this time they blame their vendor aquatalia for mislabeling the boots. they said it was an inadvertent error. >> they have to fix the problem. they are deceiving customers. they are deceiving the american public. >> reporter: now our investigation is getting results. neiman marcus has removed boots from the stores and online. we contacted the other companies.d for errors and promised to step up training. they offering refunds to anyone watching right now who is concerned. i know that is many of you. after our investigation, there is more. jacati telling us they will not sell real fur at all anymore. if you have fur coat or boots, check out our web site today.com. i have ea

sony, target, neiman marcus, e- bay, home depot, and j.p. morgan chase are among the companies who have had employee and customer data stolen. some of those data include credit and debit card information and social security numbers. in just those cases alone, more than 300 million people may have been affected, and the breaches could lead to financial losses and identity theft. the average annual cost of cyber crime to a u.s. organization is nearly $13 million. 96% more than what it was five years ago. but what really adds up is the cost of preventing hacks. patrick mcbride is vice president of cyber-security firm eyesight. >> a lot of these companies have spent millions, tens of millions, hundreds of millions even on people ad technology to try to thwart this but they still haven't been able to clamp down on it. >> reporter: so even that amount of money is not enough to stop this from happening? >> it isn't. >> reporter: cyber criminals often operate in places like russia or china where the u.s. government can't readily arrest them. the f.b

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criminals responsible for cyber intrusions and 2014 into jpmorgan, home depot, neiman marcus, and other companies. in the future, we will see cyber operations that change electronic information that compromises integrity. instead of deleting or disrupting access. in the end, access cannot be eliminated. we must be vigilant in managing to detect or defend it. in 2013, just over 500 terrorist attacks worldwide killed people. the first nine months of 2014 killed -- 2014 would have been the most lethal year of counterterror -- of terrorism. about half of all attacks, as well as fatalities, occurred in three countries. iraq, iran, and afghanistan. isil conducted more attacks in 2014. i am drawing this data from the national consortium at the university of maryland. the recent attacks in europe emphasize the threat posed by small numbers of extremist radicalized by the conflicts in syria and iraq. global media attention and widespread support and extremist circles will probably inspired additional extremist to conduct similar attacks. in isil, al qaeda, and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula a

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