Spies, lies, and cybercrime: cybersecurity tactics to outsmart hackers and disarm scammers

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When they win, it costs nations, businesses, and individuals trillions of dollars annually. It's possible to fight back, but you'll need more than a strong password. Drawing on his years as an FBI spy hunter and national security strategist, Eric O'Neill casts light on these malicious actors' tactics for stealing personal data and exploiting victims.

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