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FBI seeks Apple's help unlocking phones of suspected Pensacola gunman
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Hackers-for-hire in Iran have already fired first shots in Illinois, Indiana
(abc7chicago.com)
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Judge awards women $13M in lawsuit against GirlsDoPorn
(arstechnica.com)
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Travelex pulls systems offline after NYE malware attack
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Internet Reporting Hotlines Are Censoring Art as Child Sexual Abuse
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Leveraging Disk Imaging Tools to Deliver Rats
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7y ago
Just a reminder that Comparitech "pays" security researchers for "data breaches" and most likely encourages people to report these things to them without getting servers patched: https://twitter.com/secur
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7y ago
Did... did... did you just admit to spamming HN just for the clicks? wow... you're really not that smart, are you?
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It's not a "a comparable cryptographic certificate" It's just a plaintext password
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7y ago
It's a university email, not Pentagon backend accounts. It is a stupid law because they're being way too thorough and abrasive when they shouldn't. How much do you wanna bet the German parliament is not protected in the same
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7y ago
lol... I looked at another article this account submitted. They copied everything from another site, including the copyright: "This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 17, 2019. Note to readers: This is a corrected st
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7y ago
The article is a lame copy-paste job from a Bleeping Computer report. Of course it was all over the place.
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7y ago
Note to HN admins: This account signed up recently and is now spamming HN with its own links.... aka... a spammer.
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Vox Media fires hundreds of freelance writers over California 'gig economy' law
(theblaze.com)
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Probably because reporters don't work for cyber-security firms and don't give a shit about the C&C URL... just saying.
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7y ago
Normally, companies would go after the users committing the copyright infringement, not the platform. This is just a money-grab. Similar to how they went after NGINX.
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Iran 'foils second cyber-attack in a week'
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No
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Package thief taunts victim with something left behind
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Europe threatens U.S. with carbon tariffs to combat climate change
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Probably because Cisco is a hardware vendor. NSO actually has support staff that will craft exploits to attack certain targets, fix your server so you won't get discovered, write phishing emails, if you need a hand getting off the grou
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7y ago
You don't say. Someone's been reading Motherboard, I see.
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#988 will be the new 911 for suicide prevention–by sometime in 2021
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Microsoft: Redesigning over 100 icons with new colors, materials, and finishes
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'World's first' fully-electric commercial flight takes off
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The Big South African IP Address Heist
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Greta Thunberg Is Time's 2019 Person of the Year
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Source: https://www.aclu.org/news/privacy-technology/ice-and-cbp-are... For more insight and details.
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That's just a description of the company, probably copy-pasted from some stock market site. When someone says "how they built an empire" I expect to read their history and modus operandi.
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Title says "how" but it doesn't explain anything. It just lists that they run two malicious Chrome extensions. Talk about clickbait.
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