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2019-01-15 | Attack of the Cranes, Tesla at Pwn2Own, and RIP DerbyCon
Tuesday, January 15
TOP STORY
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Maybe the best thing to come along since Alexa and Google Home: the raspberry pi hack that will play white noise to keep the Circle from listening.
OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
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Pwn a Tesla, win a Tesla: Pwn2Own welcomes Tesla as first auto manufacturer to participate in the hacking challenge.
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Attack of the Cranes: Trend Micro research highlighted in Thomas Brewster of Forbes
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More than 80 certificates from federal websites have expired during the shutdown according to Marc Rogers, director of cybersecurity for Okta quoted in today’s Codebook.
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RIP DerbyCon :(
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