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Chinese citizen tries to steal advanced robotic technology IP
Medrobotics' CEO caught Dong Liu in the company's conference room attempting to steal advanced robotic intellectual property.
End-to-end security requires multi-vendor automation
To make it easier to use security tools from multiple vendors, as well as bake security into the development process, Fortinet introduces Fabric Connectors and DevOps integration.
FBI 'Going Dark' whopper: Locked out of only 1,200 phones, not 7,775
The FBI blames programming errors for grossly inflating the number of encrypted, unhackable phones it said it needed backdoors into.
Senators urge FCC to investigate ID theft in fake net neutrality comments
In bipartisan letter, senators tell FCC that 'We the People' deserve to know who misused Americans’ identities and submitted the millions of fake net neutrality comments.
Salted Hash Ep 26: Deception technologies that camouflage the network
Sometimes, the best defense is awareness. At their core, deception technologies can assist in this process, but what's the difference between a deception vendor and a honey pot?
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How deception technologies use camouflage to attract attackers | Salted Hash Ep 26
Host Steve Ragan reports from the show floor at RSA 2018, where talks with Chris Roberts, chief security architect at Acalvio Technologies, about the benefits and misconceptions of deception technologies.
Thousands of kids’ Apple IDs stored in plaintext on unprotected server
Researcher discovered TeenSafe stored thousands of kids’ Apple IDs in plaintext on an unprotected AWS server. The server has since been taken down.
The Pentagon has a project that aims to verify identity via smartphone
A Pentagon-funded project that aims to add tech to verify identity and ultimately to assign a “risk score” to you could be included in new smartphones within two years.
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Tech Talk: Prepping for GDPR
CSO's Michael Nadeau and Steve Ragan join Computerworld's Ken Mingis and IDG Communications' Mark Lewis to look at what the new EU privacy rules mean. They offer insights on how companies can prepare – and what happens if they don't.
Voice squatting attacks: Hacks turn Amazon Alexa, Google Home into secret eavesdroppers
Researchers devise new two new attacks -- voice squatting and voice masquerading -- on Amazon Alexa and Google Home, allowing adversaries to steal personal information or silently eavesdrop.
White House axes cyber czar role; DHS unveils new cybersecurity strategy
The White House eliminated the top cybersecurity coordinator position even as Homeland Security warned that "our cyber adversaries can now threaten the very fabric of our republic itself."
Salted Hash - SC 01: What an Apple phishing attack looks like
Today on Salted Hash, we’re going to look at a phishing attack from two sides. The first side will be what the victim sees. After that, we're going to see what the criminal sees. We'll also discuss some steps administrators can take...
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What an Apple phishing attack looks like | Salted Hash Ep 32
How can you tell the difference between a legitimate email and a phishing attack? Host Steve Ragan shows what an Apple phishing attack looks like, screen by screen, showing the difference between the real and the fake.
GreyNoise: Knowing the difference between benign and malicious internet scans
Used with Shodan, this "search engine that looks at people scanning the internet" can help you pick bad actors out of the noise.
Facial recognition tech used by UK cops is 'dangerously inaccurate'
Overall, the facial recognition technology used by UK cops has resulted in inaccurate matches 95 percent of the time.
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Get a hands-on, inside look at the dark web | Salted Hash Ep 25
Reporting from RSA 2018, host Steve Ragan helps dispel the hype and confusion surrounding the dark web, as he talks with Alon Arvatz, co-founder at IntSights.
Salted Hash Ep 25: A quick tour of the Dark Web
The Dark Web has an interesting persona, and much of it is fueled by hype. This week on Salted Hash we speak to Alon Arvatz, co-founder at IntSights, who gives us a basic overview of some of the things people do in this somewhat...
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