Comcast Testing Encrypted DNS While Lobbing Against It Encrypted DNS (either DoH or DoT) has become a political hotbutton. Recently Vice reported that Comcast is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars lobbying against it. Mozilla is writing to Congress saying that what Comcast is saying is not true and most interestingly, Comcast is testing its […]
Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]Let me cut to the chase – the answer is no. It is a way to help pay for the damage, but that is about all. In the article referenced below, the author thoughtfully explains the role of cyber risk insurance – a post-fail risk offset. The key word there is fail. Failing in the […]
Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]This is really an informational piece, along with some whining on my part, since there is not much you can do about this. The FCC today approved the merger between Sprint and T-Mobile, thereby reducing the number of cell carriers from 4 to 3. The republican members of the FCC said that history not withstanding, […]
Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]How much does cyber crime cost us anyway? I rant about it all the time, but really, in dollars, what does it cost? Different researchers give different answers and your mileage may vary, but here are some answers: Cybercrime makes, AT LEAST, $1.5 trillion more than the drug trade Cybercrime would rank as the 13th largest economy […]
Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]Johannesburg, South Africa Attacker Threatens Data Breach In what I think is going to be the way of the future, hackers compromised Joburg IT systems and threatened to publish data that they stole if the ransom is not paid. As I write this, the deadline has just passed, they have not paid the ransom, the […]
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