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Security Vulnerability of Switzerland’s E-Voting System

Schneier on Security

Like any internet voting system, it has inherent security vulnerabilities: if there are malicious insiders, they can corrupt the vote count; and if thousands of voters’ computers are hacked by malware, the malware can change votes as they are transmitted. And of course, that’s part of the problem! Again, the solution is paper.

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Why your IT team needs cyber security training

IT Governance

Organisations often fall into the trap of lumping cyber security together with their other IT functions. Although they are obviously connected – anti-malware, firewalls and a host of other technologies are a core part of cyber security – there is a lot more to it. What they need is a wider understanding of cyber security.

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Hack Yourself First Workshops in Australia, Denmark and Portugal (Virtually, of Course)

Troy Hunt

Of course it's virtual because let's face it, nobody is going anywhere at the moment. I want to talk about 3 upcoming events which Scott Helme and I are going to be running our Hack Yourself First workshop at starting with this one: NDC Security Australia, 26-27 March, AU$800 This is an extra special event that we've only just decided to run.

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Twitter to Charge Users for SMS Two-Factor Authentication in Apparent Security Crackdown

IT Governance

2FA is considered an essential part of online security, but Twitter announced last week that text message authentication would soon be available only to users who have paid for a premium subscription. And, of course, there is Twitter Blue, an $8 a month (£8.40 It’ll just take a few minutes to remove it.

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Transacting in Person with Strangers from the Internet

Krebs on Security

states now have designated safe trading stations — mostly at local police departments — which ensure that all transactions are handled in plain view of both the authorities and security cameras. Nearly all U.S. And it appears most states now have them in at least some major cities.

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The Rise of Large-Language-Model Optimization

Schneier on Security

In response, scammers built link farms and spammed comment sections, falsely presenting their trashy pages as authoritative. Type how to fix broken headlight into a search engine, and it returns a list of links to websites and videos that explain the process. Being paid for one’s work is of course important.

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Hacking a X-RAY Machine with WHIDelite & EvilCrowRF

Security Affairs

The popular cyber security expert Luca Bongiorni demonstrated how to hack an X-Ray Machine using his WHIDelite tool. Very high of course. This crap is absolutely NOT secure! Here a quick video review of the whole replay attack: [link]. If you want to receive the weekly Security Affairs Newsletter for free subscribe here.

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