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Fourth Cryptocurrency Heist in a Month – SEC May Step In

An undisclosed attack vector allowed a hacker to steal $8.4 million in Ethereum, a competitor to Bitcoin, during it’s “initial coin offering”.   This is the fourth time this month Ethereum alone was attacked, not counting attacks on other cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin and Ethereum are two popular cryptocurrencies – that is, so called currencies based on […]

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How To Get In Trouble When Outsourcing IT

The Swedish government has become embroiled in a scandal after an IT outsourcing deal went horribly wrong. There was an old TV commercial that included the line “No one ever got fired for buying IBM”, implying that IBM was a safe bet.   Not in this case. The Swedish Transport Agency decided to outsource it’s […]

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Don’t Turn on WiFi on Your Phone Until You Patch it

An interesting vulnerability was just announced that affects both Apple and Google/Android phones.  That is something that is very unusual. The bug is tied to a part of all cell phones called the baseband processor.  It is the part of the phone that controls the radios inside your phone.  In this case, the chip is […]

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