Jeffrey Katzenberg, a billionaire investor and co-founder of DreamWorks Animation, is peddling products and services about digital security to consumers through Aura.
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Jeffrey recently starred in a video showing how hackers can exploit vulnerabilities or user negligence to steal important personal information.
In the video, Jeffrey's personal electronic devices are hacked by Social Security CEO Rachel Tobak. As a result, beauty CEO Rachel Tobak managed to steal his emails, contacts, photos, and even his ID/passport.
Obviously, while billionaire investor Jeffrey Kazenberg has many identities, like many of us, he has to be careful to avoid hacking attacks, and a little negligence will give malicious hackers some opportunities.
Analysts expect that cyber hackers have hacked into more than 13 billion connected devices. According to the FBI, Americans lost $4.2 billion to digital crimes in 2020 alone.