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Vermont Librarian Sues Equifax Over Massive Data Breach
Librarian and privacy advocate Jessamyn West was outraged when she heard about the massive data breach affecting 134 million people at credit reporting agency Equifax. So the Randolph librarian decided to sue the multi-billion dollar company in Vermont Small Claims Court.
West said in her summons to the credit reporting company asserts the company "acted recklessly," and ignored the basics of good data security.
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Google, IBM and more launch open-source API to track supply chains
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Open Source Project Grafeas Enforces Kubernetes Supply Chain Security
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Security updates for Monday
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Open Source Security Podcast: Episode 66 - Objects in mirror are less terrible than they appear
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