Dark Reading Daily -- March 22, 2016

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March 22, 2016

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

iMessage Encryption Cracked, But Fixed In New iOS 9.3

While FBI fights with Apple over iPhone encryption, Johns Hopkins researchers find a weakness in secure IM on iOS, OSX.

#SaveSecurity Campaign Protests FBI's iPhone Unlocking Request

Fight for the Future will publicly display and read aloud thousands of comments outside the US District courthouse at Apple vs. FBI hearing on March 22.

SWIFT To Issue Warning In Wake Of Cyberattack On Bagladesh Central Bank

SWIFT advises banks to follow recommended security practices for their internal networks after Bangladesh Central Bank heist.

Lessons From The Ukraine Electric Grid Hack

New SANS analysis on how the attackers broke in and took control of the industrial control systems at three regional power firms in the Ukraine and shut off the lights.

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Cloud Security: Understanding New Risks, Rising To New Challenges

In a business world dominated by the cloud, security ops has to change the way we play the game in order to accomplish our strategic goals.

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Partner Perspectives

Who Took The Cookies From The Cookie Jar?

The indictment of five Iranian hackers three years after the fact raises the question: Is naming them a worthwhile part of the threat defense lifecycle, or is it a meaningless distraction?

Data In The Cloud: What Everyone Should Know

When vetting a cloud or SaaS provider, it is imperative that you find out how they handle data security and privacy. Here are some key questions to ask.

Knowledge Gap Series: The Myths Of Analytics

It may not be rocket science, but it is data science.

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