Cybersecurity Links Aug./Sept. 2018
Google tracks location
information even if the location function is turned off. Sobering information
about lack of personal privacy and misleading statements from large technology
companies.
Leaker of NSA document about
Russian hacking into Florida elections software sentenced to more than 5 years
in prison.
***The
international consequences of Russian led NotPetya attack on the Ukraine in
2017. Was the attack just another ignored warning sign of what may come from a
self-declared enemy? (Excellent and alarming article.)
Learn how Russia is stealing
advanced night vision technology from the US
Hacker installs software that
skims credit card data from government payment sites
Company that specializes in
securing information in the cloud acquired by Palo Alto Networks
North Korea reportedly continuing
state sponsored bank heists around the world using cyberweapons
Chinese company imbedded
microchips on server hardware to steal confidential information from US
companies
Next version of Google Chrome
will require more secure certificates for https operations. Many websites are
behind on purchasing updated certificates.
Study alleges that weapons
systems are often lack adequate precautions against even relatively
unsophisticated cyberattacks
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