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Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Twitter Launch Data Transfer Project
The open-source Data Transfer Project, intended to simplify and protect data transfer across apps, comes at a sensitive time for many of the participating organizations.
Software is Achilles Heel of Hardware Cryptocurrency Wallets
Upcoming Black Hat talk will detail software vulnerabilities that can put private cryptocurrency wallets and currency exchange services at risk.
London Calling with New Strategies to Stop Ransomware
The new London Protocol from the Certificate Authority Security Council/Browser Forum aims to minimize the possibility of phishing activity on high-value identity websites.
24 Sentenced in India-Based Call Center Operation
The scheme targeted US residents with fraudulent phone calls and conned victims out of hundreds of millions of dollars.
Two-Thirds of Organizations Hit in Supply-Chain Attacks
New global survey by CrowdStrike shows the average cost of a software supply chain attack is $1.1 million.
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What the Incident Responders Saw
New report on IR professionals' experiences reveals just how advanced attackers, such as nation-state hackers, dig in even after they're detected.

The Fundamental Flaw in Security Awareness Programs
It's a ridiculous business decision to rely on the discretion of a minimally trained user to thwart a highly skilled sociopath, financially motivated criminal, or nation-state.

White House Cybersecurity Strategy at a Crossroads
Trump administration's initial lack of a unified front in the wake of Russian election-hacking indictments worries cybersecurity experts.

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6 Ways to Tell an Insider Has Gone Rogue
Malicious activity by trusted users can be very hard to catch, so look for these red flags.

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