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Security News for the Week Ending November 1, 2019

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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Industrial Espionage – Much Worse Than Credit Card Breaches

General Keith Alexander, former director of the National Security Agency, said that cyber espionage is the greatest transfer of wealth in history.  In 2012 when he made that statement, the the value of cyber industrial espionage on an annual basis was $338 billion.  Per year.  5 years later I am sure that number is greater. […]

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Google Sues Uber Over Stolen Documents

Google and Uber are both working on self driving cars, for different reasons.  Google has had a strong lead in the game – until. Google’s self driving car subsidiary called Waymo says it has spent millions of dollars perfecting the technology for self driving cars. A former Google employee, Anthony Levandowski, started the self driving […]

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