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via Threatpost author Lindsey O’Donnell, come this remarkably lucid, well crafted interview piece dissecting the nature of low-hanging fruits, where the fruits under scrutiny are in fact cities themselves, specifically – Atla… Continue reading Low-Hanging, The Fruits Are
Dan Goodin, wielding the proverbial Pen of Truth, whilst writing of all things Security at Ars Technica has published a superlative piece on the foibles of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL). This time targeting Appl’s suspension (whatever that means) of the W… Continue reading Apple, Inc. – Guardian Of All-Things Privacy ‘Suspends’ Leaky App
The Australian Governments’ Australian Signals Directorate has released an updated version of the 5 Eyes Member country’s Essential Eight Maturity Model. Today’s Must Read.
The post The Australian Signals Directorate’s Essential Eight Maturity M… Continue reading The Australian Signals Directorate’s Essential Eight Maturity Model: Down Under’s Security Guide
Regardless of folks opinions of the current State of Jurisprudence in Georgia, news from Ars Technica’s Sean Gallagher reports of the apparent successful ransomware attacks targeting the state’s judicial system. Today’s Must Read.
The post State of Ge… Continue reading State of Georgia: Jurisprudence Stymied by Ransomware
Apparently, Amazon.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) has taken up the $10 Billion Evil Gauntlet and is running with it (kids, don’t do that at home…), if reports are to be believed. Read it and weep for the Interweb’s lowly bookseller, turned to the darkside… Continue reading Forsooth! What Sort Of Villainy Makes It’s Evil Pestilence Known?
via Nicholas Vinocour, reporting at Politico, of the apparent enforcement shortcomings evidenced by the European Union’s GDPR Data Protection Commission (in this case, the entity entrusted with the enforcement of the GDPR is the Republic of Ireleand’s… Continue reading The Unenforceables
via Matt Cutler, writing at HackerNoon, regales us with the concept of Chainsplaining (the notion of mansplaining Blockchain). Interestingly, Matt’s kicked off a new series going beyond chainsplaining at BlockNative, riffing on his previous post. Frid… Continue reading The Chainsplaining
via the eponymous Dan Goodin, writing at Ars Technica, comes news of a cloud solution gone spuriously out-of-control. Certainly a clear-enough indication the ‘Cloud’ is not to be trusted, at any time, nor from any vendor – regardless of claims to the … Continue reading ASUS Cloud Services: Backdoor In Motion
Read The Telegraph’s Robin Pagnamenta’s superbly-written piece on TikTok – how the company poses an ostensibly larger and insidious vectored privacy threat as compared to the measly annoyance propagated by Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB); only with a Peopl… Continue reading TikTok , Privacy’s Greatest Enemy?
Woody Leonhard, Columnist at Compterworld, questions the efficacy of code testing by Microsoft Corporation’s (NASDAQ: MSFT) Windows quality assurance personnel; todays Must Read post.
“Admins, in particular, have had a tough month. April brought wide… Continue reading Who’s Really Testing At Microsoft?