This week Dr. Doug talks: Satoshi Nakamoto, log4shell, PyPl, bad Bluetooth, bad Google, & bad Elon! All this and the Expert Commentary of Jason Wood on this edition of the Security Weekly News!
NIST has spent years painstakingly selecting a new set of encryption algorithms that can withstand future hacks from quantum computers. Along the way, it must deal with the additional challenge of building a process flexible enough to account for the potential failure or breakdown of any one solution.
The Guardian reports that Chinese threat actors are poised to target encrypted datasets, including intelligence data, as well as pharmaceutical, material, and chemical science research, for future decryption using quantum computers.
This week in the Security Weekly News: Tardigrade, Reaper, HP, Cannazon, Ikea, Cameras, The Virtual DMV Verse, and the Expert Commentary Jason Wood on this edition of the Security Weekly News!
This week in the Security Weekly News Wrap Up: Dr. Doug rants in preparation for the Holidays, Scams, Exchange Flaws, SquirrelWaffel, honeypots, hoodies, & more!
As HHS continues its interoperability push, privacy and security of patient data must be a key objective. New H-ISAC guidance supports the adoption of identity-centric data sharing.
This week in the Security Weekly News, Dr. Doug talks: Grandma's recipe, Imunify360, GoDaddy, Nigeria, holiday scams, bug bounties, & Bryon Hundley from ISAC joins for Special Guest Commentary! Bryon will discuss the sector-wide exercise that was conducted over the summer in which top trade associations in retail, hospitality, and travel partnered ...
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