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Ron Wyden, D-Ore., fears the regulations have a major loophole and don’t cover enough repressive governments’ agencies.
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The Mandiant founder and Google Cloud adviser tells CyberScoop that he sees a lot of similarities between SpecterOps and the early days of his cybersecurity powerhouse company.
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CyberScoop has the full details of the legislation, under which Rep. Mark Green wants to establish an ROTC-like program and more.
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Letters sent to Sen. Warner and shared exclusively with CyberScoop show platforms’ approach to AI and elections following calls that they aren’t doing enough.
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Amid a rash of ransomware attacks, the Senate Intelligence Committee wants to treat the phenomenon like terrorism.
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U.S. cybersecurity officials issued an emergency directive this week to address a breach by Russian operatives of Microsoft first disclosed in January.
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This week, Asus fully revealed its first PC with a screen that folds up. WIRED has exclusive images of the prototypes it built to get there. Continue reading An Inside Look at Asus’ First Laptop With a Foldable Screen
The ESP32 is looking like an amazing chip, not the least for its price point. It combines WiFi and Bluetooth wireless capabilities with two CPU cores and a decent hardware peripheral set. There were modules in the wild for just under seven US dollars before they sold out, and they’re not going to get more expensive over time. Given the crazy success that Espressif had with the ESP8266, expectations are high.
And although they were just formally released ten days ago, we’ve had a couple in our hands for just about that long. It’s good to know hackers in high …read more
