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Aug 16, 2018
DNC Lawsuit Against WikiLeaks Served Via Twitter
While service via Twitter and Facebook has been authorized before by courts, it remains a rare occurrence. But as TechCrunch
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Would “Killer Robots” Destabilize the World?
I think they would – and a broad coalition of tech leaders seems to agree. As The Washington Post (sub.
Read MoreAug 14, 2018
Bank Loses $2.4 Million to Hackers: Insurer Offers It $50,000
I say it all the time when I lecture: Cyberinsurance is confusing as hell. A recent Slate post covered the
Read MoreAug 13, 2018
DARPA Targets Deep Fake Forgeries
OK, I confess that I have an inexplicable fondness for Nicolas Cage and all his quirky movies. But why do
Read MoreAug 09, 2018
How Do You KNOW That a Company is ISO 27001 Certified?
That question really caught my eye because I have wondered exactly that. So thanks to IT Governance USA Blog for
Read MoreAug 08, 2018
Ohio Enacts Law Giving Affirmative Defense to Businesses Which Beef Up Cybersecurity
Columbus Business First reported on August 3rd that Ohio Governor John Kasich had signed into law a bill that aims
Read MoreAug 07, 2018
Atlanta’s Ransomware Attack Could Cost $17 Million
The last time I talked about Atlanta's March ransomware attack, consequent costs were expected to be $2.6 million. Apparently, things
Read MoreAug 06, 2018
Legal Protection for Ethical Hackers
The Washington Post (sub. req.) reported on August 3rd about a new project called Disclose.io which is dedicated to providing
Read MoreAug 02, 2018
In the Cloud, Identity Has Become the Perimeter
I hadn't heard the phrase in the title until recently – another tip of my hat to Dave Ries. For
Read MoreAug 01, 2018
Google Play Store Bans Android Cryptocurrency Miners
Naked Security reported on July 30th that Google has banned apps that mine for cryptocurrency, prohibiting them entirely from its
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The Five Most In-demand Cybersecurity Jobs
According to a new report from the job listings site Indeed, the number of advertised cybersecurity jobs increased by 3.5%
Read MoreJul 30, 2018
Time to Get Rid of Adobe’s Flash: Even Senator Wyden Says So
I am a big fan of Senator Ron Wyden, who seems to be a very tech savvy member of Congress.
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