stars spending 20-million-dollar a year 24/7 around the clock security. the security firms have drones that will be over the homes or wherever the stars are. they are even bringing in lookalike people, you know, if you are name a famous person find somebody that looks like them. essentially use them as a decoy but it s just extraordinary. and you can understand. ainsley: extreme measures. steve: in l.a., robberies in the month of march, with guns, up 57%. and homicides up 29%. and then there was a situation where somebody was just having dinner a at a nice restaurant. ainsley: elderly man. some guy comes over. look at this. comes over, whacks the guy in the head. robs him. thank goodness, the restaurant owner stood up for him and chased him counsel. ainsley: watch this. cameras outside. will: that s the society you are going to live-that s the restaurant owner by the way. steve: yeah.
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time. i think there are a lot of areas that would be hit first. critical infrastructure the main one, our financial sector be in other peered we talk about the word side are warm what would constitute an actual crossing the line, it has never happened before. reports from security firms reveal that cyberattacks on ukraine skyrocketed a few weeks ago. some 17% increase in north america from preinvasion levels. but how worried should americans really be about russian cyberthreats? do not go depleting your bank account. a russian hacker could do serious damage but small-scale attacks are more likely. like a thousand cyber paper cuts. it can be really impactful to our economy. small and medium-sized i think are unfortunately prime targets. systems like power grids and banks are generally more secure. he warns other critical infrastructure does not get the
cyber war and who what would constitute crossing the line. the chairman of the senate intelligence committee says is he amazed the kremlin has not already launched the kind of cyberattack of which u.s. officials know. reports from security firms reveal cyberattacks on ukraine skyrocketed a few weeks ago. and have increased some 17% even in north america from free invasion levels. though americans don t need to overreact next. don t go depleting your bank account. russia could do damage small scale attacks are more likely according to the director of the cybersecurity and infrastructure institute at auburn university. death by a thousand cyber paper cuts could be really impactful to our economy. small and medium size businesses, i think, are unfortunately prime targets. while systems like power grids and banks are generally
reports from security firms reveal cyber attacks on ukraine skyrocketed a few weeks and and increased 17% in north america to preinvasion levels. how worried should americans be about russian cyber threats. don t deplete your bank account. a russian hack could do serious damage but small scale attacks are more likely. death by 1,000 cyber paper cuts could be really impactful to our economy. small and medium size businesses i think are unfortunately prime targets. systems like power grids and banks are generally more secure, he warnings other critical infrastructure does not get the same kind of cyber protection. our water systems are highly vulnerable and demonstrated to be susceptible. a recent fbi alert warned
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