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Where Did That Software Come From?
The article explores how cryptography, especially hashing and code signing, can be use to establish the source and integrity. It examines how source code control systems and automated build systems are a key part of the software provenance story. (Provenance means “a record of ownership of a work of art or an antique, used as a guide to authenticity or quality.” It is increasingly being applied to software.)
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Judge: MalwareTech is no longer under curfew, GPS monitoring [Updated]
A judge in Milwaukee has modified the pre-trial release conditions of Marcus Hutchins, also known online as "MalwareTech," who was indicted two months ago on federal criminal charges.
Under US Magistrate Judge William Duffin’s Thursday order, Hutchins, who is currently living in Los Angeles, will no longer be subject to a curfew or to GPS monitoring.
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[Older] Leicester teen tries to hack CIA and FBI chiefs' computers
A teenager attempted to hack senior US government officials' computers from his home.
Kane Gamble, 18, from Coalville, Leicestershire, pleaded guilty to 10 charges relating to computer hacking.
His targets included the then CIA director John Brennan and former FBI deputy director Mark Giuliano.
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