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Witch hunts and yard sales. See relationships, not dox. Rebrandings, mergers, acquisitions, and executive moves. Building anti-witch capabilities.
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California says a nation-state was behind the Anthem hack. The ShadowBrokers hold a yard sale (we'd pass on the malware, but if they had a nice blender out we'd consider it). WikiLeaks says it's interested in relationships, not doxing. The US FDA confirms vulnerabilities in cardiac devices. Hello Kitty gets breached. Yahoo! will become Altaba, and get new leadership. Germany and the UK study ways of increasing cyber capability. The University of Maryland's Jonathan Katz reviews emerging encryption types. Uri Sternfeld from Cybereason explains their free ransomware prevention tool, RansomFree. Russia complains it's the subject of a witch hunt.
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