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ZERO DAILY

Hacking, AppSec, and Bug Bounty newsletter

2018-05-09 | Georgia’s Governor Deal vetoes SB 315, WSJ says the hot U.S. import is EU regulation, and Google’s 2017 CTF challenges are on GitHub

Wednesday, May 9

TOP STORY

Georgia Governor Nathan Deal vetoed SB 315 to the surprise and delight of many in infosec. After careful review and consideration of this legislation, including feedback from other stakeholders, I have concluded more discussion is required before enacting this cyber security legislation. Read the full veto statement for more.

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Consequently, while intending to protect against online breaches and hacks, SB 315 may inadvertently hinder the ability of government and private industries to do so… For the foregoing reasons, I VETO SB 315.

Georgia Governor Nathan Deal

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