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> SCOTUS Refuses to Hear Appeal of Net Neutrality
The FCC ruling to repeal net neutrality regulations remains contested.
> Fake Telegram Apps Used to Spy on Iranian Users
Cisco Talos details new surveillance campaigns
> How contract migration works
Smart contracts can be compromised: they can have bugs, the owner’s wallet can be stolen, or they can be trapped due to an incorrect setting. If you develop a smart contract for your business, you must be prepared to react to events such as these. In many cases, the only available solution is to dep...
> UK Government Warns Telcos of 5G Security Review
Letter could signal change of approach to Chinese players
> National Guard on Standby for Midterm Election Day
Cyber units ready to help in several states
> The Good, the Bad, and the Weird
Let’s automatically identify weird machines in software. Combating software exploitation has been a cat-and-mouse game ever since the Morris worm in 1988. Attackers use specific exploitation primitives to achieve unintended code execution. Major software vendors introduce exploit mitigation to break...
> Veracode Acquired by Thoma Bravo and Splits from CA After Broadcom Deal
Thoma Bravo has agreed to acquire Veracode, on the same day that its parent CA Technologies were acquired by Broadcom.
> Magecart Strikes Again, and Kitronik Is Latest Victim
Payment-card-swiping malware continues to attack.
> A Guide to Post-Quantum Cryptography
For many high-assurance applications such as TLS traffic, medical databases, and blockchains, forward secrecy is absolutely essential. It is not sufficient to prevent an attacker from immediately decrypting sensitive information. Here the threat model encompasses situations where the adversary may d...
> Stolen Data Valued at Less Than $50 on Dark Web
Our digital lives sell for a pittance on the dark web, says Kaspersky Lab.
> Kemp Investigates Dems, Not the Reported Vulnerability
Alleging the Democratic Party tried to hack voting system, Kemp shifts focus away from real threat of vulnerabilities in state’s My Voter Page.
> Slither – a Solidity static analysis framework
Slither is the first open-source static analysis framework for Solidity. Slither is fast and precise; it can find real vulnerabilities in a few seconds without user intervention. It is highly customizable and provides a set of APIs to inspect and analyze Solidity code easily. We use it in all of our...
> Equifax Set to Share More PII with Experian
Credit monitoring service extension may alarm breach victims
> Dozens of Spies Killed Thanks to Flawed CIA Comms
Report claims Iranian and Chinese intelligence dismantled US spy networks
> Over 80,000 Facebook User Accounts Compromised
Dark web seller shares private messages
> Stuxnet Returns, Striking Iran with New Variant
Iran’s critical infrastructure and strategic networks were attacked by a next generation of Stuxnet.
> Bluetooth Bugs Speak to Lack of Security in DevOps
Taking proactive security steps could have thwarted two Bluetooth bugs, says Synopsys Inc.
> New Data Protection Act Calls for Jail Time, Fines
Sen. Wyden proposes hefty fines and potential jail time for misuse of consumer data.
> ICO Fines Nuisance Call Firms ÂŁ220,000
Two firms targeted users who’d opted out from marketing calls
> Radisson Hotel Group Spills Customer Data
Breach hit rewards club members