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Hacking COVID Research, ThunderSpy, & GDPR Fines – SWN #33

May 12, 2020

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1. ThunderSpy, Hacking COVID Research, & GDPR Fines – SWN #33

This week in the Security Weekly News, DEFCON 28 is indeed cancelled, Paying Ransomware may double the recovery cost, Thunderspy evil maid attack on thunderbolt devices, FBI to release a warning about Chinese hackers targeting virus research, and more! Jason Wood returns for the Expert Commentary to talk about Four GDPR Violations that multiple companies have been fined for!

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