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- 'A free pass to seize and sift': Federal court upholds terrorism conviction in controversial mass surveillance case
- Do You Have News to Share? Get It Published.
- CIA Director: Duh, Of Course, the CIA Is Into Cryptocurrency
- Mutti's Maggie moment: Merkel looks teary-eyed as she waves goodbye at the end of her 16-year reign
- Is Kamala Harris right to be wary of Bluetooth?
- What caused the Amazon Web Services outage? Will there be more?
- What caused Amazon’s outage? Will there be more?
- L3Harris to Integrate Manpack Radio With SOCOM Helicopters
- Watch: PM Modi chairs Cabinet Committee on Security meeting
- James Brown said the CIA spied on him. The CIA won’t say
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New hacker group attacks satellite, defense, and telecom companies
A new hacker team labelled Thrip by cyber security company Symantec has successfully infiltrated satellite, defense, and telecom companies using a “living off the land”
D-Link routers under attack by Internet of Things botnet
A recently discovered vulnerability created a way for hackers to add malicious code to a popular model of router manufactured by D-Link. The malware that
Altr begins work on blockchain technology for cybersecurity
The security company Altr is looking to improve the world of corporate data security using blockchain technology. Altr has been in business since 2014 and
Signature Checks exploit on Mac OS fixed
Mac OS has been vulnerable to malware through a flaw in the security signatures process for third-party developers. Digital signatures are a way for users
Cinteot Wins Contract from Department Of Defense Washington Headquarters Services
Cinteot to Provide Services for The Secretary of Defense Communications Office September 11, 2017 – Cinteot is pleased to announce the recent contract awarded to
HBO: Hackers Leak Game Of Thrones Episodes via Vulnerability
Increasingly, there have been news headlines about companies losing information to hackers, or hackers taking information and holding it for ransom. The television provider
