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The first seven months of Australia’s controversial encryption laws didn’t see an explosion of decryptions. Worry instead about the cops bypassing judges to get their interception warrants approved.
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The first seven months of Australia’s controversial encryption laws didn’t see an explosion of decryptions. Worry instead about the cops bypassing judges to get their interception warrants approved.
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Cache(me)Out(side), how ’bout dat? Intel on Monday issued a processor data leakage advisory, describing two chip architecture flaws, one of which it tried to fix twice before.… READ MORE HERE…
Read moreJoy Chik, Corporate Vice President of Identity, shares five priorities central to security that organizations should prioritize in 2020.
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Department of Fun straps on a holster, strides into the wild west of online gadget users The British government has finally woken up to the relatively lax security of IoT devices, and is lurching forward with legislation to make gadgets connected to the web more secure.… READ MORE HERE…
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Microsoft will give all Windows 7 users one more update, to fix the glitch caused by its final security updates.
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Currently, we have over 26-billion IoT devices running in our workplaces, offices and homes. If you’re looking for an IoT security scorecard, it looks something like this:
Security Threats: 26,000,000,000, IoT Secure Devices: 0. READ MORE HERE…
Seven Technical Assistance Requests made with no Technical Assistance Notices or Technical Capability Notices issued.
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We’ll laugh at today’s mandated holes in the same way we laugh at those from 25 years ago Enigma More than a quarter century after its introduction, the failed rollout of hardware deliberately backdoored by the NSA is still having an impact on the modern encryption debate.… READ MORE HERE…
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