Collaborate Disseminate
Researchers were horrified to discover 35 ES&S voting machines connected to the internet. As you might have guessed, this is not at all good security practice—and it directly contradicts statements by various election officials and the manufacture… Continue reading US Voting Machines Internet-Connected, Despite Denials
The Wi-Fi Alliance’s WPA3 standard is under fire again, as researchers find more vulnerabilities.
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Cisco has settled a lawsuit where government agencies complained a product was badly insecure, and Cisco knew it.
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Don’t pay the ransom: That’s the message from the aptly named No More Ransom initiative. A global partnership between public and private sectors, including community involvement, the project has grown 151-strong over three years. By helping victims ac… Continue reading 3 Candles on No More Ransom’s Cake
Now we have the Senate Intel Committee’s report on how Russia sought to influence the 2016 elections, how it might do it again in 2020, and how we can stop it.
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Russia’s notorious federal security service, the FSB, has a secret project to de-anonymize Tor. Big news or nothing to see here?
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It’s 11pm. Do you know where your browser histories are? If you’re not careful, browser extensions might be selling them to the highest bidder.
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White-label versions of Zoom come with the same bug as Apple patched last week. Time to patch again.
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Google gives contractors access to your voice. And now, recordings made secretly by Google have leaked. About 15% weren’t even meant for Google.
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Malware is getting harder to detect. So says an AV vendor, anyway. But here’s a fascinating case study.
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