Despite all of the warnings to prepare, major companies, governments, schools, and cities are still greatly unprepared for cyberattacks.
Ticketmaster was just breached, with hackers putting 500 million users’ information up for sale online. As noted by TechRadar.com:
“A report from Hackread claims a group known as ShinyHunters published a 1.3TB database of compromised customer data on the newly-reopened BreachForums criminal site.”
“The database contained sensitive information on 560 million users, including payment data, but also containing people’s names, postal addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, ticket sales and event details, order information, and even partial payment card data, for sale. The partial payment card data includes cardholder names, the last four digits of the cards, expiration dates, and some customer fraud details,” they added.
For companies to be so poorly prepared for cyberattacks is a bit ridiculous.
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And until the world takes threats far more seriously, news of attacks will continue to fuel upside in stocks, like Palo Alto Networks (SYM: PANW) and Fortinet (SYM: FTNT), and ETFs such as: |
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Could Elon Musk’s New Project top $1T?
Elon Musk has predicted that his new venture – something I’m calling “X-9840” – could become “a trillion dollar company.”
Today, only three companies in the US are worth more than $2 trillion. Microsoft… Apple…and Nvidia.
Each of those companies gave early investors the chance to become millionaires over several decades – starting with just a $1,000 investment.
Click here to see the details because you don’t have much time to act.
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ETF: iShares Cybersecurity and Tech ETF (SYM: IHAK) According to iShares, “The iShares Cybersecurity and Tech ETF seeks to track the investment results of an index composed of developed and emerging market companies involved in cyber security and technology, including cyber security hardware, software, products, and services.” |
