Security: Boeing 757, Security Education Companion, Kaspersky 'Damage Control' and FUD
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Boeing 757 Testing Shows Airplanes Vulnerable to Hacking [sic], DHS Says
A team of government, industry and academic officials successfully demonstrated that a commercial aircraft could be remotely hacked [sic] in a non-laboratory setting last year, a U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official said Wednesday at the 2017 CyberSat Summit in Tysons Corner, Virginia.
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Announcing the Security Education Companion
The need for robust personal digital security is growing every day. From grassroots groups to civil society organizations to individual EFF members, people from across our community are voicing a need for accessible security education materials to share with their friends, neighbors, and colleagues.
We are thrilled to help. Today, EFF has launched the Security Education Companion, a new resource for people who would like to help their communities learn about digital security but are new to the art of security training.
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Security is from Mars, Developers are from Venus…...or ARE they?
It is a tale as old as time. Developers and security personnel view each other with suspicion. The perception is that a vast gulf of understanding and ability lies between the two camps. “They can’t possibly understand what it is to do my job!” is a surprisingly common statement tossed about. Both groups blame the other for being the source of all of their ills. It has been well-known that fixing security bugs early in the development lifecycle not only helps eliminate exposure to potential vulnerabilities, but it also saves time, effort, and money. Once a defect escapes into production it can be very costly to remediate.
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Kaspersky: Yes, we obtained NSA secrets. No, we didn’t help steal them
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Kaspersky Lab releases report into upload of NSA documents
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Kaspersky defends its role in NSA breach
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Kaspersky denies it was involved in hacking of NSA staffer's PC, again
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Kaspersky releases report into alleged hacking of NSA contractor's PC
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Kaspersky Investigation ‘Proves’ Its Products Were Not Used In NSA Hack
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Internal Kaspersky Investigation Says NSA Worker’s Computer Was Infested with Malware
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Security firm Kaspersky said it did obtain classified NSA documents — just not deliberately
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Anonymous Hackers Take Down More Than A Dozen Neo-Nazi Websites #OpDomesticTerrorism
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Open Source Vulnerabilities Soar an Additional 40 Percent in 2017 [Ed: Another malicious firm like Blac Duck is trying to sell its services by spreading FUD about FOSS]
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Insignary Launches Global Channel Partner Program To Extend Its Binary Code Scanning Reach Through MSPs, Resellers and Auditors [Ed: "binary-level open source software security and compliance" sounds like BS. Can obfuscate.]
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Insignary and BearingPoint Partner to Deliver the First Managed Binary Code Scanning Service in Europe
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