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601.
H-1B visa-reliant Cisco secured visas for foreign workers instead of US citizens (mercurynews.com) Politics Security
162 points by masonic 11 hours ago | 84 comments
602.
A Detailed Look at RFC 8446 (a.k.a. TLS 1.3) (cloudflare.com) Security
86 points by jgrahamc 15 hours ago | 8 comments
603.
Democratic National Committee calls in FBI after new hacking attempt (co.uk) Politics Security
6 points by Varcht 10 hours ago | 0 comments
604.
Huawei, ZTE to be excluded from Australia's 5G network (itwire.com) Mobile Politics Security
13 points by mediawatch 6 hours ago | 3 comments
605.
A riddle wrapped in a curve. Is EC crypto safe? (2015) (cryptographyengineering.com) Security
33 points by auslander 22 hours ago | 3 comments
606.
Intel Publishes Microcode Patches, No Benchmarking or Comparison Allowed (perens.com) Security
1313 points by jeswin 5 hours ago | 480 comments
607.
Australia bans Huawei and ZTE from supplying technology for its 5G network (techcrunch.com) Mobile Politics Security
148 points by lambainsaan 2 hours ago | 94 comments
608.
Dear Ad Networks (joeyh.name) Security Amazon
107 points by edward 18 hours ago | 12 comments
609.
New Attack Recovers RSA Encryption Keys from EM Waves Within Seconds (bleepingcomputer.com) Security Science
8 points by btashton 17 hours ago | 0 comments
610.
New Attack Recovers RSA Encryption Keys from EM Waves Within Seconds (bleepingcomputer.com) Security Science
24 points by tdupree 12 hours ago | 3 comments
611.
Spyware Company Leaves ‘Terabytes’ of Selfies, Messages, Location Data Exposed (vice.com) Security
356 points by wglb 18 hours ago | 141 comments
612.
Intel Responds to Complaints About Microcode Benchmarking Ban (tomshardware.com) Security
168 points by jsheard 15 hours ago | 55 comments
613.
Security Concerns Surrounding WebAuthn: Don't Implement ECDAA (Yet) (paragonie.com) Security
8 points by chillax 19 hours ago | 0 comments
614.
Life as a bug bounty hunter: a struggle every day, just to get paid (technologyreview.com) Security
129 points by mkm416 13 hours ago | 74 comments
615.
Google finds evidence of attack linked to Iran state media (axios.com) Politics Security Facebook Google
7 points by tareqak 13 hours ago | 6 comments
616.
An update on state-sponsored activity (blog.google) Politics Security
97 points by tonyztan 11 hours ago | 30 comments
617.
How the U.S. Has Failed to Protect the 2018 Election--and 4 Ways to Protect 2020 (lawfareblog.com) Politics Security
6 points by severine 13 hours ago | 0 comments
618.
Google last again in Android antivirus ranking (2018) (ghacks.net) Security Google
7 points by gymshoes 5 hours ago | 0 comments
619.
Software Engineering – The Tesla Way (reddit.com) Security
25 points by jfischoff 4 hours ago | 2 comments
620.
Tech giants are becoming defenders of democracy. Now what? (wired.com) Politics Security
4 points by tonyztan 3 hours ago | 1 comments
621.
T-Mobile Detects and Stops Ongoing Security Breach (bleepingcomputer.com) Mobile Security
5 points by yaseen-rob 28 minutes ago | 0 comments
622.
Remote Code Execution on a Facebook Server (scrt.ch) Security
875 points by phwd 18 hours ago | 192 comments
623.
ATtention Spanned: Comprehensive Android Vulnerability Analysis of AT Commands (atcommands.org) Mobile Security
183 points by p4bl0 13 hours ago | 75 comments
624.
China Hacking Underground Shows Rising Prowess (bankinfosecurity.com) Security
5 points by koin0r 18 hours ago | 0 comments
625.
Smartphones backdoor using AT command allowing full control via USB cable (ufl.edu) Security
20 points by p4bl0 13 hours ago | 6 comments
626.
No, a Teen Did Not Hack a State Election (propublica.org) Politics Security
28 points by xbryanx 7 hours ago | 3 comments
627.
Multiple vulnerabilities cause compromised AT&T and T-Mobile account PINs (9to5mac.com) Mobile Security Apple
6 points by sahin-boydas 8 hours ago | 0 comments
628.
New Side-Channel Attack Uses Microphone to Read Screen Content (bleepingcomputer.com) AI/Machine Learning Security
6 points by yaseen-rob 6 hours ago | 0 comments
629.
How I managed to hack six law firms with expired domain names (medium.com) Security
112 points by gszathmari 22 hours ago | 37 comments
630.
Phone Numbers Were Never Meant as ID. Now We’re All at Risk (wired.com) Mobile Security
240 points by colinprince 18 hours ago | 167 comments
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