- Hackers breach admissions files at three private colleges [The Washington Post]
- Fighting cybercrime in the research & education sector [In The Field]
- The Five Most Dangerous New Attack Techniques and How to Counter Them [RSA Conference]
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Google: Chrome zero-day was used together with a Windows 7 zero-day [Zero Day]
- Patches available from Microsoft - Google reveals “high severity” flaw in macOS kernel [Neowin]
- NSA’s Ghidra Reverse Engineering Framework Stirs Up Malware Researchers [Bleeping Computer]
- Marriott CEO shares post-mortem on last year’s hack [Zero Day]
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Dutch Data Protection Authority chips away at ‘cookie walls,’ declaring they violate GDPR [SC Media]
- see also: Dispelling GDPR Myths: Avoid the Compliance Trap, Make Real Security/Privacy Gains - Gone in six seconds? Exploiting car alarms [Pen Test Partners]
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Facebook’s Data Deals Are Under Criminal Investigation [The New York Times]
- Facebook in the news again, not surprising :/When 2FA means sweet FA privacy: Facebook admits it slurps mobe numbers for more than just profile security
- But, When Facebook Goes Down, Don’t Blame Hackers
- See also: Facebook exploit – Confirm website visitor identities
- Are you sure you really still want that Facebook account? ;) - W3C approves WebAuthn as the web standard for password-free logins [Venture Beat]
- Introducing Firefox Send, Providing Free File Transfers while Keeping your Personal Information Private [Mozilla]
- Researchers break digital signatures for most desktop PDF viewers [Zero Day]
- Meet the New ‘Public-Interest Cybersecurity Technologist’ [Dark Reading]
- StackStorm – From Originull to RCE – CVE-2019-9580 [Barak Tawily]
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