Thursday, April 12
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TOP STORY
US Copyright Office is considering adding more exemptions to section 1201 to allow good-faith security researchers access to a broader array of technology, specifically electronic voting machines, Cyberscoop reports.
TWEET OF THE DAY
Gandalf standing in front of the Gates of Moria trying to remember a password makes a lot more sense to me now than it did in 1984. - @other_shoe
OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
Thwarting quantum attacks: Cisco teams up with Isara Corp. Speaking of Quantum, NIST scientists have created perhaps the most random number generator ever.
New Adobe Flash and InDesign security bulletins posted yesterday. More detail from ZDNet’s Charlie Osborne
A “National Cyber Strategy" is at the White House awaiting approval per reporting from Politico
The never-ending search for the perfect moniker for that zero day
The Decentralized Application Security Project ( DASP) Top 10 announced by NCC Group. NCC says DASP Top 10 is an open and collaborative project to join efforts in discovering smart contract vulnerabilities.
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