PhantomLance – A Story of Statecraft, Software Espionage, Security Mismanagement and APT32

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Likely the most significant exposé of retail software security mismanagement this fiscal year – Wired New York-based Senior Writer Andy Greenberg’s ‘How Spies Snuck Malware Into the Google Play Store — A… Continue reading PhantomLance – A Story of Statecraft, Software Espionage, Security Mismanagement and APT32

Right Hand Doesn’t Know What The Others Done, The Danish Passport Fiasco

Lawrence Abrams – writing at Bleeping Computer – regales us with the (unfortunately true) tale of nearly two hundred and thirty thousand Danish passports possess invalid finger print data (the hands are ‘swapped’, as it were).
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The Federal TLS Chronicles: A Litany of Failed Certificate Governance

via the always informative Catalin Cimpanu, writing at ZDNet, comes the anticipated TLS Certificate renewal failures for at least 80 United States federal websites due to the federal government shutdown. Color us bright shade of completely not surpris… Continue reading The Federal TLS Chronicles: A Litany of Failed Certificate Governance