Dark Reading Daily -- August 25, 2017

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August 25, 2017

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Mac's Biggest Threats Lurk in the Apple App Store

Mac malware is on the rise, especially adware and potentially unwanted programs in the App Store.

China, US Top List Of Countries With Most Malicious IPs

Brazil has 20% more risky IPs than Russia, Recorded Future's analysis shows.

Apple iOS Exploit Takes Complete Control of Kernel

Researcher demonstrates 'severe' ZIVA exploit at Hack in the Box.

GDPR Compliance Preparation: A High-Stakes Guessing Game

It's difficult to tell if your company is meeting the EU's data privacy and security standards -- or US standards, for that matter.

Insecure IoT Devices Pose Physical Threat to General Public

At the car wash, look out for attack robots. Billy Rios discusses how IoT devices could be hacked to physically attack people -- not just on factory floors, but in everyday public settings.

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GoT & the Inside Threat: Compromised Insiders Make Powerful Adversaries

What Game of Thrones' Arya Stark and the Faceless Men can teach security pros about defending against modern malware and identity theft.

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What You Need to Know about GDPR
GDRP is an acronym that stands for General Data Protection Regulation and it's designed to give control of personal data back to individuals and take it out of the hands of the companies that collect it for commercial use. It ...
AI, Machine Learning & The News
More organizations today are looking to integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning into their operational processes, and news and financial data firm Bloomberg is no exception. A2 Radio welcomes Bloomberg's CTO and Head of Data Science Gideon Mann to the ...

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How Quantum Computing Will Change Browser Encryption

From a protocol point of view, we're closer to a large-scale quantum computer than many people think. Here's why that's an important milestone.

Ransomware: The Tripflare in the Modern Cyberwar

With the frequency and scale of breaches on the rise, and our legacy security failing to protect us, is ransomware the catalyst we need to trigger improvement in our security postures?

5 Factors to Secure & Streamline Your Cloud Deployment

How a Midwestern credit union overcame the challenges of speed, cost, security, compliance and automation to grow its footprint in the cloud.

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