Development environments pose a few unique risks to the organization.
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This Week in Web Application Attacks and Enterprise Threats
The latest on the number of attacks, types of attacks, and threats to enterprises’ most critical IT infrastructure.
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Apple will hand out unlocked iPhones to vetted researchers
It formalizes the reality: “pre-jailbroken” iPhones were already on the black market.
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Facebook facial recognition: class action suit gets court’s go ahead
The court said facial recognition could well harm privacy rights, given its “detailed, encyclopedic, and effortlessly compiled” biometrics collection.
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GDPR privacy can be defeated using right of access requests
A British researcher has uncovered an ironic, gaping security hole in the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – right of access requests.
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Modern-Day SOCs: People, Process & Technology
As businesses look to the future and invest in next-generation tools, here are some considerations for more effective planning.
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Monday review – the hot 23 stories of the week
This week: hijacked home routers, SMS spam and time to update your iPhone. Catch up with everything we’ve written in the last seven days – it’s weekly roundup time.
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From Watergate to El Paso: should we be relying on unelected bodies to protect us? | John Naughton
Web security firm Cloudflare’s decision to terminate 8chan as a customer is welcome, but risks setting a dangerous precedent
Last Saturday morning, a gunman armed with an assault rifle walked into a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas, and shot 22 people dead and injured 24 more. Shortly before he did so, a post by him appeared on the /pol/ [politically incorrect] message board of the far-right website 8chan. Attached to it was a four-page “manifesto”. The 8chan thread was quickly deleted by a site moderator (it was news to me that 8chan had moderators), but archived copies of it rapidly circulated on the internet.
“There is nothing new in this killer’s ramblings,” wrote one analyst who had read it. “He expresses fears of the same ‘replacement’ of white people that motivated the Christchurch shooter and notes that he was deeply motivated by that shooter’s manifesto.”
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New Vulnerability Risk Model Promises More-Efficient Security
Taking into account more factors than the current CVSS makes for a better assessment of actual danger.
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