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PHOTO: NICOLE COMBEA/ZUMA PRESS
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Cyber maneuvers supported physical strikes in Venezuela, according to President Trump and Gen Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs. Help from U.S. Cyber Command and other units took out the lights and other infrastructure during the capture by the American military of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and wife Cilia Flores on Saturday. (Politico)
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An employee of Ameriprise Financial Services fell for a phishing attack Dec. 4, potentially exposing the personal, financial and medical details of 598 people. A financial adviser at the company "received an email that appeared to be a legitimate communication from a client," Ameriprise said in a letter to state regulators.
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The security team contained the incident and put in enhanced verification procedures for callers and confirmation of signatures on written account requests, the company said.
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WSJ Pro Cybersecurity recently looked at some key cyber risk issues to watch in the new year:
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“As they approached Venezuelan shores, the United States began layering different effects provided by Space Com, Cyber Com and other[s] … to create a pathway overhead.”
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— Gen. Dan Caine, chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, speaking Saturday about the capture of Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro. Caine referred to digital support from the U.S. Space Force and U.S. Cyber Command for the operation.
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