An Elon Musk Imposter, Foreign Malware Samples, and More Security News This Week
Did you hear? There was an election this week! Not only does that mean the 2020 campaign has officially started (help!) but […]
Tag: Security
What is Transport Layer Security (TLS)?
Despite the goal of keeping Web communications private, flaws in the design and implementation of Transport Layer Security have led to breaches, […]
Sue Gordon: Silicon Valley Should Work With the Government
Sue Gordon, the principal deputy director of national intelligence, wakes up every day at 3 am, jumps on a Peloton, and reads […]
Protecting Applications in a Serverless Architecture
Serverless architectures are revolutionizing the way organizations procure and use enterprise technology. Until recently, information security architecture was relatively simple; you built […]
A DJI Bug Exposed Drone Photos and User Data
DJI makes some of the most popular quadcopters on the market, but its products have repeatedly drawn scrutiny from the United States […]
Growing Your Business: Security as an Expectation
Who is responsible for my device and application security? This is a critical question in today’s growing threat landscape, and one without […]
Midterm Elections 2018: All the Hoaxes and Viral Misinformation
Election Day is a perfect environment for misinformation to spread, whether it’s through coordinated campaigns or honest error—or a mix of both. […]
Midterm Elections 2018: Voting Machine Meltdowns Are Normal—That’s the Problem
David Weiner counts himself lucky. Sure, he waited an hour to vote at the Brooklyn Public Library along with, he estimates, several […]
Midterms 2018: The Unprecedented Effort to Secure Election Day
After Russia’s misinformation campaign rattled the 2016 United States election season, scrutiny over this year’s midterms has been intense. And while foreign […]
Hacking Democracy: Vulnerable Voting Infrastructure and the Future of Election Security
It’s been two years since international interference sabotaged the United States’ election security, and still the vulnerability of our voting infrastructure remains […]