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Tech outages of 2016 and how to prevent them in 2017 | ITNews ow.ly/7uO8307yMTU
Ransomworm: the next level of cybersecurity nastiness | ITNews ow.ly/wZnG307voJM
This free new software protects your PC against ransomware | ITNews ow.ly/2NpL307gT6j
Nearly half of all websites pose security risks | ITNews ow.ly/ROtE3075y97
People ignore software security warnings up to 90 percent of the time ow.ly/mLxn3073D80
Researchers crack open unusually advanced malware that hid for 5 years | Ars Technica ow.ly/TMCb3073y0p
A Bug-Hunting Hacker Says He Makes $250,000 a Year in Bounty ow.ly/CNCG3073DMT
technologyreview.com
A Bug-Hunting Hacker Says He Makes $250,000 a Year in Bounty
He probably does, but you shouldn’t quit your day job.
Hackers Could Break Into Your Monitor To Spy on You and Manipulate Your Pixels | Motherboard ow.ly/mQv7306Uu33
Frequent password changes are the enemy of security, FTC technologist says ow.ly/MzzE306UsQD
New attack steals SSNs, e-mail addresses, and more from HTTPS pages | Ars Technica ow.ly/wYyA306Utgp
Microsoft won't fix Windows flaw that lets hackers steal your username and password | ZDNet ow.ly/fP4r306UsCh
Almost half of U.S. businesses hit by ransomware, study says | InfoWorld ow.ly/ZvEA306Ut4z
Russian spies claim they can now collect crypto keys—but don’t say how | Ars Technica ow.ly/1Xif306UsoX
arstechnica.com
Russian spies claim they can now collect crypto keys—but don’t say how
Putin gave KGB’s successor agency two weeks to deal with encrypted services.
Expedia IT guy made $300,000 by hacking own execs - Dec. 5, 2016 ow.ly/WK8b306RR9u
money.cnn.com
Expedia IT guy made $300,000 by hacking own execs
Prosecutors say a former Expedia IT professional stole passwords that allowed him to score more than $331,000 in illegal trading profits.
Regulate cybersecurity or expect a disaster, experts warn Congress ow.ly/FYOa306gMyB
Why smartphone owners can't tell if their data is being sent to China - Nov. 16, 2016 ow.ly/JwgW306f5mn
Anyone can now print out all TSA master keys ow.ly/5bys3069ZWa
How to encrypt your entire life in less than an hour ow.ly/47Cf3066LhQ
China's 'draconian' new cybersecurity law slammed by rights groups and businesses - Nov. 7, 2016 ow.ly/nsUN305YoeK
money.cnn.com
China's 'draconian' new cybersecurity law slammed by rights groups and businesses
China has approved a controversial new cybersecurity law, drawing swift criticism from international business and human rights groups.
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