Adam, give me your math theory.

Again, we're going to go in detail with it.

I think this is a very important subject and I think it'll clear a lot of fog that's been looming over our society.

And if we could get back to math, but in the meantime,

we'll tell you about it, but I want to remind you about these

ransomware attacks that encrypt data on the computer then demand payment in exchange for a

decryption key. It's like locking your own data up and then these guys hold you ransom.

This is all on the rise and of course these attackers don't even

have to be a great hackers. They don't even create the ransomware. They just go

and buy it on the dark web and then direct it your way and man they hold you ransom.

It's important to understand how cybercrime is affecting our lives.

That's why it's a good thing there's something like LifeLock out there.

We like the convenience of the web, but listen, we need to get something to protect ourselves

now that we've got this technology.

Identity theft under a serious issue.

Someone's identity is stolen every two seconds and you could miss identity threats if you're

only monitoring your credit.

Good thing there's LifeLock which detects a wide range of identity threats.

Something say like your social security number for sale on the dark web, right, Matt?

No one can prevent all identity theft or monitor all transactions at all businesses.

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