Good morning!
Changes everywhere at the digest. Last week it was the look and feel, this week the contributors list is growing. James aka Myrcurial introduces and welcomes the newest writers. Quine posted his first article last night titled Expecting Privacy is Comical. As well, Matt Johansen posted his third (or fourth?) article which was quickly picked up by Proofpoint and posted to their blog as well.
Thank you for spending some time with us and providing feedback along the way. Every comment is much appreciated.
Signed,
The Intern
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And now, the news…
- A Real Dumpster Dive: Bank Tosses Personal Data, Checks and Laptops – CSO Online
- U.K. to monitor, store all social-network traffic? – C|NET I’m guessing the taxpayers would pay for this. Is this a reasonable expenditure?
- FBI Agent Arrested For Exceeding Authorization To Access Sensitive Information In FBI Database – FBI
- Secret Aussie blacklist leaked – The Register
- Feds: Hacker Disabled Offshore Oil Platforms’ Leak-Detection System – Wired|Threat Level Wired titled this as work of a hacker, in the article it states it’s an inside job. Hype much?
- Researcher cracks Mac in 10 seconds at PWN2OWN, wins $5K – Computer World
- TinyURL, your configs are showing – The Register
- Firms muddle security breach response, expert says – Search Security
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