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WEEKLY SECURITY WRAP

Tuesday October 31, 2017

  Latest News  

Google exposed its own vulnerabilities database

By Juha Saarinen

Researcher poked holes in issue tracker.

Code flaws in BadRabbit aid file recovery

By Juha Saarinen

Malware uses NSA exploit to spread.

Russia link claims have damaged Kaspersky's US sales

By Jack Stubbs and Dustin Volz

Company will pull out of US.

McAfee will no longer permit govt source code reviews

By Dustin Volz and Joel Schectman

Closing opportunity to find flaws.

ASIC skills up on data exfiltration via wi-fi

By Ry Crozier

'Emerging' vector for market crime.

Govt asked to mandate ASD's 'essential eight' cyber strategies

By Ry Crozier

Resiliency failures lead to calls for more action.

Is Bad Rabbit the new NotPetya?

By Juha Saarinen

Malware uses legit software to encrypt disks.

DUHK attack recovers secret keys from Fortinet devices

By Juha Saarinen

"Absurd" flaw in government-certified crypto.

  Most Read  

NBN Co looks to launch uncongested 50Mbps service

The Iconic ditches QA from software dev

Big job losses as Optus outsources to Nokia

Optus cuts 70 jobs from Business unit

NBN Co turns to G.fast to entice business

 
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