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Governments are yet again attacking end-to-end encryption. As if passing new laws somehow stops criminals breaking existing ones.
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From 2015 through 2016, during the run-up to the presidential election, certain cloud servers used by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) were attacked and infiltrated by advanced persistent threat (APT) actors from Russia. This resulted in the re… Continue reading Trump, Ukraine, Crowdstrike and Servers – What Gives?
From 2015 through 2016, during the run-up to the presidential election, certain cloud servers used by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) were attacked and infiltrated by advanced persistent threat (APT) actors from Russia. This resulted in the re… Continue reading Trump, Ukraine, Crowdstrike and Servers – What Gives?
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) dropped the $30 million hammer on Career Education Corporation (CEC) for using leads obtained from dubious and illegal website operators to engage with prospects with the hope of having the prospect enroll in CEC’s p… Continue reading FTC Holds Companies Accountable for Online Lead Generators
Russia’s infrastructure for spying on its citizens has been revealed this week. An errant Nokia employee put terabytes of secret data on the internet by mistake.
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As networks become less secure and the data stored on the cloud becomes more valuable, cybersecurity breaches are becoming both more expensive and more frequent. In the first six months of 2019 alone, data breaches compromised more than 4.1 billion re… Continue reading Who’s Financially Responsible for Cybersecurity Breaches?
An in-depth look at the types of attacks that are involved in 32% of all data breaches In our news-heavy world, there isn’t a lot that surprises us anymore. But…
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In cybersecurity, the bad guys almost always have a head start on the good guys. There are several reasons for this, but basically security is fundamentally reactive, and there is asymmetry in the battle.
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The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy convened an Encryption Working Group to attempt progress on the "going dark" debate. They have released their report: "Moving… Continue reading More on Law Enforcement Backdoor Demands