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Joined December 2017
Why we need to rip off the #cybersecurity band-aids itproportal.com/features/why…
The Trump administration has let the integrity lapse on one of the country’s even more important frontiers than the Mexican border. trib.al/x1u5vcx
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7 ways to accelerate #DigitalTransformation success tek.io/2COy4K7 via @techrepublic #leadership #CIO #CX #EX #IT w/ @briansolis @altimetergroup
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The #FutureofWork still requires people—so stop investing in them at your own peril technologyreview.com/the-dow… via @techreview #AI #DigitalTransformation #jobs
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Our columnist writes from the world’s most important tech conference: Who cares about the abysmal stock market and growing fears that we are sliding into a recession? Check out these virtual-reality headsets, self-driving cars and big-screen TVs. nyti.ms/2CZLnr8
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This story by Motherboard about how US mobile companies are still selling real-time location data on their customers is an important read. Transitive trust is not okay. Long past time for lawmakers to require court order for access to this data motherboard.vice.com/en_us/a… #zumigo
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Every profession has its bad apples. For better or worse, infosec very publicly calls out its own who misbehave. Can you imagine what America would look like if law enforcement did the same?
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Great news: U.S. State Vermont cracks down on data brokers, invasive companies that collect personal info for "informing shadow credit scores, restricting services & offers to certain classes of people, setting terms of loans..." So, which state is next? techcrunch.com/2018/05/27/ve…
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Facebook has been fighting the perception that it did not do enough to protect people’s privacy. On Thursday, the company said it had again failed to keep the information of millions of users private. Our @sheeraf has the latest: nyti.ms/2sH81Pu
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"Privacy is on the front burner these days," — @stshank Always has been for us! Always will be. cnet.com/news/mozilla-firefo…
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We have performed a deeper analysis of the #Efail PGP vulnerabilities. No, ProtonMail is not vulnerable. No, PGP is not broken. Yes, the media got it wrong (again). Yes, proper implementation of crypto matters. protonmail.com/blog/pgp-vuln…
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While we think that stories claiming "PGP is vulnerable" are inaccurate (since the issue was reported in 2001 and is a client side problem), we do take the Efail bug seriously. The researchers have said ProtonMail is not impacted. We are performing independent confirmation also.
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It is not correct to call Efail a new vulnerability in PGP and S/MIME. The root issue has been known since 2001. The real issue is that some clients that support PGP were not aware for 17 years and did not perform the appropriate mitigation.
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The correct response to the efail vulnerability is not to stop encrypting, but to use clients that are using secure implementations of PGP.
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Efail is a prime example of irresponsible disclosure. There is no responsibility in hyping the story to @EFF and mainstream media and getting an irresponsible recommendation published (disable PGP), ignoring the fact that many (Enigmail, etc) are already patched.
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Within 24 hours of Trump announcing that the United States would pull out of the Iran deal, researchers at CrowdStrike, the security firm, warned customers that they had seen a “notable” shift in Iranian cyberactivity. Here's what @nicoleperlroth found: nyti.ms/2G7bgni
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Newly discovered #SynAck variant uses #doppelganging to target #Microsoft Windows OS to circumvent traditional security software and #AV making it especially hazardous for #enterprise businesses #cybersec via @ZDNet kas.pr/9j7a
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“Microsoft lived through negativity that these companies are experiencing now, and it doesn’t want to go back to those days.” nyti.ms/2KJo0UL
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“As we learn from these changes and our continued engagement with leaders and experts in the field, we’ll work to improve transparency of political issue ads and expand our coverage to a wider range of elections.” nyti.ms/2FMeYm2
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You mentioned not being sure what the difference between sandboxes and containers were. This sums it up fairly well: ask-leo.com/whats_the_differ…
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