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Russia’s sovereign Internet. Huawei updates. CBP discloses exposure of images collected at a border crossing. Gmail features used for social engineering. M&A notes. Top bugs found by bounty hunters.
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Russia says shrapnel from America’s war on that nice company Huawei is “destroying the world.” Russia also tells Tinder to fork over user pictures and messages. A Recorded Future study outlines the case for regarding Huawei as a security risk. US Customs and Border Protection discloses a breach of images collected at a border-crossing point. Crooks are taking advantage of Gmail features. Notes on recent mergers. And the top ten bugs bug hunters are finding. Johannes Ullrich from SANS and the ISC Stormcast podcast on the GoldBrute botnet. Guest is Tim Woods from FireMon reflecting on the past year under GDPR.
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