Dark Reading Daily -- July 26, 2017

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July 26, 2017

LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY

Using AI to Break Detection Models

Pitting machine learning bots against one another is the new spy vs. spy battle in cybersecurity today.

Iranian Cyber Espionage Group CopyKittens Are Successful, But Not Skilled

Despite being only moderately skilled, CopyKittens has exfiltrated large volumes of data since at least 2013.

How 'Postcript' Exploits Networked Printers

At Black Hat 2017, a university researcher will demo how attackers can drill into networked printers by way of the ubiquitous PostScript programming language.

Custom Source Code Accounts for 93% of App Vulnerabilities

A new study finds that third-party libraries account for 79% of the code found in apps, but only 7% of the vulnerabilities found in the software.

How Women Can Raise Their Profile within the Cybersecurity Industry

Closing the cybersecurity gender gap won't happen overnight, but women can take can take steps to begin leveling the playing field.

Regulators Question Wells Fargo Regarding Data Breach

Scrutiny a result of a lawyer's unauthorized release of sensitive information on tens of thousands of wealthy Well Fargo customers.

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7 Hardware & Firmware Hacks Highlighted at Black Hat 2017

Researchers will hammer home potentially devastating attacks, and demo a range of vulnerabilities, techniques and tools.

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The Real Impact of a Data Security Breach
In this webcast, experts discuss the real losses associated with a breach, both in the data center and in the business and how an effective data breach response program can help mitigate the damage.

Partner Perspectives

Lessons from Verizon: Managing Cloud Security for Partners

The recent Verizon breach - data exposed by an insecure Amazon S3 bucket - highlights the need for enterprises to have visibility into how partners and other stakeholders keep their data secure.

Profile of a Hacker: The Real Sabu

There are multiple stories about how the capture of the infamous Anonymous leader Sabu went down. Here's one, and another about what he is doing today.

The Hunt for Networks Building Death Star-Sized Botnets

Internet of Things devices are more critically vulnerable to compromise in DDos attacks than ever before. Here's how to defend against them.

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