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Facebook Continues it’s Damage Control Program

Facebook is used to riding high.  Not so much lately. First they said that Cambridge Analytica inappropriately captured the data of 47 million users after 250,000 or so users completed a survey and they captured the information of all of those people’s friends without their permission. Now they are saying that their arithmetic wasn’t so […]

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Saks, Lord and Taylor Demonstrate How Not to Respond to Being Hacked

The New York Times is reporting that The Hudson’s Bay Company that owns Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor confirmed that some number of stores run under these names and also Saks Off 5th were hacked and 5 million credit cards are available to be sold on the black market. The breach is one […]

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DHS Says Federal Networks Susceptible to Attack

DHS released a report this week regarding BOD 16-02.  A BOD or Binding Operational Directive is DHS’s way of telling executive branch agencies that they have to do something.  Like really. In this case the issue is that hackers were abusing bugs in Internet routers, specifically Cisco routers.  Why Cisco?  Because they are the biggest […]

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Feds Finally Admit What Many of Us Knew For Years

The United States Department of Justice has charged 9 Iranian nationals for theft of intellectual property from hundreds of colleges and universities, dozens of U.S. companies, Federal agencies, state governments and the United Nations. DoJ Values the theft to be IN EXCESS OF THREE BILLION DOLLARS. That is likely a very conservative number. The defendants […]

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