A Wired journalist had his car remotely hacked during an experiment, with the hackers disabling his brakes and transmission. A man lost $1000 twice after being scammed into buying non-existent frequent flyer miles on two separate occasions. A woman discovered someone had stolen her identity and opened over 50 credit cards in her name. In 2014, Sony was hacked and half their computers were rendered unusable as records were deleted.

1. 5 MOST INSANE
INTERNET CRIMES
BROUGHT TO YOU BY ‘YOU HAVE A VERY SOFT VOICE, SUSAN’ BY SUSAN
FENSTEN
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2. Andy Greenberg, a senior writer at Wired, took part in a
groundbreaking experiment to test car-hacking. In turn his
car was remotely hacked when he was behind the wheel. The
hackers turned on his airbag and windshield wipers, and
turned off his transmission and cut his brakes!
HACKED CAR DRIVEN OFF
ROAD
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3. Justin was trying to find a cheap flight in
2007. He was scammed by two separate
people…both claiming to sell him frequent
flyer miles.
SCAM CAUSES MAN TO LOSE
$1000+, TWICE
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4. Justin was trying to find a cheap flight in
2007. He was scammed by two separate
people…both claiming to sell him frequent
flyer miles.
SCAM CAUSES MAN TO LOSE
$1000+, TWICE
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5. Laura was contacted by her credit card
company as someone tried to obtain a card
in her name. She found out that this person
had over 50 accounts in her name…
LAURA HAD SOMEONE ELSE STTEAL
HER IDENTITY
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6. In 2014, Sony was hacked and no one
understood the magnitude of the situation.
Half of the companies 6800 computers
were rendered dead and their records/info
were all deleted.
SONY WAS HACKED IN 2014…
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7. For an unforgettable tale of
stalking for today’s digital
world, you won’t want to
miss this cyber crime book.
READ ‘YOU HAVE A VERY SOFT
VOICE, SUSAN’
BY SUSAN FENSTEN
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