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2018-11-01 | The Conversation on the dark web, Stuck hacking? Read this, and Do voters even care about cybersecurity issues?
Thursday, November 1
TOP STORY
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CVE-2018-9411: Discovered by Zimperium’s Tamir Zahavi-Brunner. Focus on Critical vulnerability in multiple high-privileged Android services as a result of a vulnerability in a library introduced as part of Project Treble
TWEET OF THE DAY
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there's a lot of F5'ing going on..wow - @gdead
OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
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Candidates struggle to make cybersecurity an election issue interesting notes by Axios
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The Conversation’s Robert Gehl dives into “the dark web”, not always “dark” in the way the media paints it
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Honeywell surveyed 50 of its clients in and highlighted the use of USB drives (hello rubber ducky) for malware delivery.
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Motherboard reports on more shoddy stalkerware products that leak private and personal information
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Jobert Abma asks and answers: “What to do when you’re stuck hacking?”
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A more accurate connotation of “dark” in “dark web” is found in the phrase “going dark”—moving communications out of clear and public channels and into encrypted or more private ones.
