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Hi John,

At the same time that Samsung was busy removing more than two million Note7 phones from circulation in the US, it was reassuring people in China that the devices were safe, according to a report in the New York Times.

The third and final Presidential debate is imminently upon us and Splunk is ensuring the UNLV infrastructure stays online.
Simon Hackett, executive chairman and CEO of off-line power storage company Redflow, technology investor, and an avid Tesla car enthusiast has invested in Sydney-based Tesla transport company Evoke. Ironically Redflow’s ZCell battery is in direct competition with Tesla’s home storage battery system.
Cyber-criminals have added firmware attacks on computing and network connected devices to their cadre of compromise tools including highly socially engineered spear-phishing, infected USBs, compromised credentials, BYOD incursions and drive by shooting from compromised websites.
Keith Lowry is in Australia this week imploring Government in particular, and anyone with sensitive information in general, to implement insider threat assessments. Lowry led the Edward Snowden counterintelligence damage assessment team with the US National Counterintelligence Executive.

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