2018-10-16 | 35 million voters for sale, Hackernoon breaking modern vending machines, and Why slack doesn’t have end-to-end encryption

Tuesday, October 16

TOP STORY

• Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) published a new framework for indications and warnings. Like an ISAC, just more bureaucracy.  

OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING

• Anomoli: 35 million voters for sale

• Hackernoon: breaking modern vending machines

• UK publishes voluntary “code of practice” to secure smart home devices

• North Carolina water utility hit with ransomware reports Cyberscoop

• Why Slack doesn't have end-to-end encryption. Enterprises don’t care about it.

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With a macro inspection of all the reversed sources I found huge portion of clean code — without obfuscation — that meant no great counter-measures adopted to protect user data and make the App secure at all.

Hackernoon

 

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