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During his comments at the Aspen Security Forum, Wray said legislation could be an alternative if a compromise on encryption can’t be reached. The Aspen Security Forum was held from…
Originally introduced in 2016, the ENCRYPT Act aims to create a national policy for encryption Last week Congressman Ted W. Lieu (D-CA) re-introduced the “Ensuring National Constitutional Rights for Your…
Lawmakers are once again pushing for encryption backdoors Raise your hand if you remember the infamous “Apple vs. FBI” feud. If you haven’t been living under a rock, you probably…
UK’s Conservative Party Feels the Heat After Failing to Renew its Website Security Certificate While the world had its eyes on Theresa May’s cabinet reshuffle, the UK Conservative Party’s website…
Learn about NIST’s encryption standards and why they matter The National Institute of Standards and Technology is an organization aimed at helping US economic and public welfare issues by providing leadership…
DNSSEC is becoming more widely enabled, but SSL best practices continue to lack. On Monday, the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation released a report titled, “Benchmarking U.S. Government Websites.” 90…
Mining cryptocurrency can be a lucrative endeavor with enough computing power Mining cryptocurrency is in the news a lot lately. People are finding their computers have been compromised by malware…
The protocol used by the majority of WiFi connections is vulnerable, allowing traffic to be exposed. WiFi connections aren’t safe. This isn’t a new statement, it’s advice security experts have…
The deputy attorney general is framing this argument all wrong. On Tuesday, in the course of a larger speech at Annapolis, Maryland, deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein – speaking on…
Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Boeing and Raytheon all have unencrypted websites. Four of the five biggest defense contractors in the world – Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Boeing and Raytheon –…
5 Ways to Determine if a Website is Fake, Fraudulent, or a Scam – 2018
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in Industry LowdownA Call To Let’s Encrypt: Stop Issuing “PayPal” Certificates
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