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Cyber Scene #49 - Major League Strikes: Election ReplaysCyber Scene #49 - Major League Strikes: Election Replays
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"IoT Device Takeovers Surge 100 Percent in 2020"Internet-of-things (IoT) devices have become a favorite target for cybercriminals this year. New research has shown that there has been a sharp increase (100 percent) in IoT infections observed on wireless networks. IoT devices are now…
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SoS Musings #42 - Medical Device Vulnerabilities: Healthcare is at RiskSoS Musings #42 - Medical Device Vulnerabilities: Healthcare is at Risk
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Cybersecurity Snapshots #11 - Are Security Cameras Vulnerable to Cyberattacks?Cybersecurity Snapshots #11 - Are Security Cameras Vulnerable to Cyberattacks?
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Spotlight on Lablet Research #11 - Cloud-Assisted IoT Systems PrivacySpotlight on Lablet Research #11 - Cloud-Assisted IoT Systems Privacy Lablet: University of Kansas
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Science of Security and Privacy 2019 Annual ReportThe Science of Security and Privacy 2019 Annual Report is now available. This report highlights the progress and accomplishments of the Science of Security and Privacy initiative.
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Pub Crawl #43Pub Crawl summarizes, by hard problems, sets of publications that have been peer reviewed and presented at SoS conferences or referenced in current work. The topics are chosen for their usefulness for current researchers.
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Queens of Code Career Day Talk - Nov 12, 2020 11:00-12:00 PM ESTQueens of Code Career Day: Nov 12, 2020 11:00-12:00 PM EST
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"KashmirBlack Botnet Infects Hundreds of Thousands of Websites"KashmirBlack is a botnet focused on cryptocurrency mining, spamming, and defacement targeting popular content management systems (CMSes) such as WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. According to researchers from the online security company Imperva, the botnet…
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"Russian Hackers Break Into 2 County Systems, Stoking Election Security Fears"Federal authorities are warning that Russian cyberattacks are targeting a wide array of American government networks. The attacks are being made by the notable Russian hacking group, sometimes known as Energetic Bear of FireFly. In two local…
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"Intel Creating Cryptographic Codes That Quantum Computers Can't Crack"The expectation that quantum computing will one day be powerful enough to break current encryption algorithms has prompted the race to develop new approaches to cryptography that can withstand quantum attacks. A team of Intel researchers has improved…