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  1. Home Office Admits 100 GDPR Breaches in EU Scheme

    Privacy problems for EU citizens hoping to settle in the UK

  2. US Jails Chinese Scientist for Stealing $1bn of Trade Secrets

    America imprisons Chinese scientist who stole $1bn of trade secrets from a petroleum company

  3. FBI Indicts Alleged Ticketfly Hacker

    FBI indicts alleged Ticketfly hacker accused of compromising 127 million user accounts

  4. #RSAC: The Five Most Dangerous New Attacks of 2020 Aren't All That New

    What's old is new again, as attacks against perimeter devices and mobile security top the list of SANS most dangerous new attack vectors

  5. Michigan Healthcare Group Hack Went Undetected for Six Months

    Michigan healthcare group takes six months to detect breach that exposed patient data

  6. #RSAC: GM CEO Stresses Need to Invest in Developing Next Generation of Cyber Engineers

    GM CEO encourages investment in STEM education to create future talent pool

  7. Let’s Encrypt Hits One Billion Certificate Milestone

    Over 80% of pages globally now use HTTPS

  8. Shark Tank Star Corcoran Loses $400K in Email Scam

    Invoice fraudster tricks her finance team into wiring funds abroad

  9. Facebook Sues Analytics Firm Over “Malicious” SDK

    Social network claims OneAnalytics illegally harvested user data

  10. #RSAC: Election Security Beyond the Ballot Box

    There's more to securing elections than just making sure that ballot boxes are secure

  11. #RSAC: How to Hack Society

    The ideas behind technology security could be useful to help society at large, argues industry luminary Bruce Schneier

  12. #RSAC: Building Secure Automobiles for Driverless and Manned Cars

    GM CEO talks securely building driverless and driven cars

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