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Microsoft SEAL Cryptography .NET Wrapper Released
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102 |
Google Says Spectre And Meltdown Are Too Difficult To Fix
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103 |
GitHub Bounty Program Increases Rewards
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104 |
Memory Safety Bugs Form 70 Percent Of Vulnerabilities
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105 |
RSA Encryption Cracked By Careless Implementation
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106 |
Pwn2Own Contest To Win A Tesla
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107 |
NSA Will Release Free Reverse Engineering Tool
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108 |
MS Cryptography Library Open Sourced
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109 |
Don't Neglect Mobile App Security
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110 |
Neural Networks Learn to Produce Random Numbers
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111 |
Google Bans Obfuscated Code - Who's To Judge?
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112 |
Tink Library Helps You Develop Secure Code
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113 |
Cybercrime Security Forum Europe
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Chaff Bugs Make Your Code More Secure
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115 |
Sharpen Your Hacking Skills With CTFLearn
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ONVIF Challenge Winners
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Don't Neglect Open Source Security
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118 |
Canada's RAND Immigration Lottery Not Random!
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119 |
PowerHammer - Leaking Data Through The Power Line
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120 |
GitHub Bug Bounty Program Expanded In Scope and Reward
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Intel Extends Bug Bounty Program
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Levchin Prize for Real-World Cryptography
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How Spectre Works
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How Meltdown Works
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Bug Bounty Bonanza
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I Know Who You Are By The Way You Take A Corner
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127 |
Stack Overflow Considered Harmful?
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128 |
Samsung Bug Bounty Program
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129 |
Fluid Passwords - Never The Same Password
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130 |
Hacking Alexa By Whispering In Her Ear
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131 |
More Cash For Internet Bug Bounty
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132 |
Wireshark 2.4 Increases Protocol Coverage
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133 |
Breaking Fitness Records Without Even Moving - Spoofing The Fitbit
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134 |
Google Capture the Flag 2017
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135 |
EU Cookie Law Is A Flop
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136 |
Microsoft Edge Falls Victim At Pwn2Own
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//No Comment - Trojan of Things, Disk LEDs Leak Data & So Do Phone Magnetometers
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138 |
Get Ready for Expanded Pwn2Own 2017
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139 |
//No Comment - Let's Encrypt, IoT Security & Obfuscation
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140 |
Cure53 XSSMas Hacking Challenge 2016 Underway
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141 |
Project Wycheproof Reveals Bugs In Popular Crypto Libraries
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142 |
Microsoft Launches Cloud Fuzzing Service
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143 |
Microsoft Bug Bounty Extends Scope
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144 |
Your Android Could Leak Data Via USB Charging
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145 |
Airship, a truly secure PHP CMS
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146 |
Can AI Change the Face of Cyber Security?
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147 |
Mayhem Wins DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge
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148 |
Crypto 101 - A Free Ebook
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149 |
SilentKeys A Privacy Aware Keyboard
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150 |
Google Increases Android Bug Rewards
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151 |
XSS Hunter For Pentesting
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152 |
Anonymous Operation Icarus Hits Bank Sites
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153 |
Doubt Over Craig Wright's Claim To Be Bitcoin Inventor - Updated
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154 |
Hack A Chromebook for $100,000
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155 |
Pwn2Own 2016 - The Results
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156 |
Hacksplaining - Learn Through Hacking
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157 |
Hack The Pentagon
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158 |
Vulnerability Revealed In GNU C Library
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159 |
Identifying Programmers From Executable Binaries
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160 |
Teenage Programmer Equals Cyber Criminal
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161 |
Let's Encrypt Now In Public Beta
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162 |
State of Software Security
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163 |
Coordinated Cyber Attack on Greek Banks
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164 |
The Smartwatch Spy
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165 |
Firefox, Chrome & Opera Block Access To Routers
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166 |
How The Jeep Was Hacked
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167 |
Microsoft Doubles Bounty Payouts
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168 |
Your Phone's Battery Leaks - Your Id That Is
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169 |
RC4 Stream Cypher - 75 Hours To Crack
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170 |
Million Air Miles Bounty Awarded
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171 |
New Android Bug Bounty Scheme
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172 |
Navy Solicits Vulnerabilities
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173 |
Mozilla Increases Bug Bounty
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174 |
LOGJAM - Can The NSA Break 1024-bit DHM Keys?
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175 |
Software Quality Blamed For Airbus Crash
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176 |
Earn United Airlines Award Miles For Finding Bugs
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177 |
Reboot Your Dreamliner Every 248 Days To Avoid Integer Overflow
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178 |
Microsoft Expands Bounty Programs
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179 |
How Secure Is Android? Very Secure
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180 |
GitHub Under DDoS Attack
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181 |
Largest Payout Ever At Pwn2Own 2015
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182 |
Yahoo's New Disposable Passwords
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183 |
Rowhammer - Changing Memory Without Accessing It
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184 |
All Change For Pwnium V
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185 |
WebRTC Leaks Local IP Addresses
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186 |
NTP The Latest Open Source Security Problem
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187 |
Upgrade Git Client To Avoid Vulnerability
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188 |
What Does The NSA Think Of Cryptographers?
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189 |
Double Rewards For Finding Bugs In Facebook Ads Code
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190 |
Poodle Is A Very Different Sort Of Security Breach
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191 |
Google Increases Maximum Bounty For Chrome Bugs
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192 |
New Online Services Bug Bounty Program
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193 |
ShellShock - Yet Another Code Injection Vulnerability
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194 |
The Canvas Fingerprint - How?
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195 |
Cat Photos - A Potential Security Risk?
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196 |
Hijacking Chromecast Is Easy
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197 |
Bitcoin Isn't As Anonymous As You Might Hope
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198 |
Cryptol Version 2 Released
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199 |
Internet Explorer Vulnerability Poses Threat Of Remote Code Execution
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200 |
Mozilla Offers $10K For Critical Flaws In New Certificate Verification Scheme
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