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OpenSSL 1.1.0 released
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Security advisories for Friday
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Openwall 3.1-20160824 is out
New Openwall GNU/*/Linux ISO images and OpenVZ container templates are out.
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Scorpene Leak Could Be Part Of 'Economic War,' Says French Maker: 10 Facts
The leak, was first reported in The Australian newspaper. Ship maker DCNS has a nearly 38 billion dollar contract with Australia, but the leak has no mention of the 12 vessels being designed for Australia.
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Homeland Security has 'open investigation' into Leslie Jones hacking
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating the cyberattack against Ghostbusters actor Leslie Jones one day after her personal information and explicit images were leaked online.
In a short statement on Thursday, a spokesperson for the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency said that the Homeland Security investigations unit in New York “has an open investigation into this matter”.
“As a matter of agency policy and in order to protect the integrity of an ongoing investigation, we will not disclose any details,” the statement said.
“As a matter of agency policy, we are unable to disclose any information related to an active investigation,” a spokeswoman said.
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