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Social media platform aims to clean up its act

Coordinated inauthentic behavior linked to infamous IRA backer

Quebec government says students aren’t getting the cyber-safety message

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28 Oct 19 Podcast
Into Security Podcast - Episode 8

Study finds it’s cheap and easy to get fake news stories published in reputable media outlets

Social network investigates to prevent another Cambridge Analytica scandal

The FBI has charged 80 people in connection with a $46 million case of online fraud.

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Facebook Bug Turns on iPhone Cameras

Facebook Won’t Ban Political Ads, Despite Controversy

Facebook Admits Another Developer Privacy Snafu

Twitter Bans Political Ads Ahead of Key UK Election

Facebook Removes Russian Networks Targeting African Users

US Government Agencies Outline Security Strategy for 2020 Election

Facebook Removes Russian and Iranian Fake Accounts Ahead of 2020

Vermont Schools Spy on What Students Do Online

Canadian Students Are Sharing Passwords to Prove Friendships

A Quarter of Americans Want Cyber-Flashers Jailed for Five Years

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ESG:DNS for Cybersecurity Advantage

How Russian Twitter BOTs Weaponize Social Media to Influence and Disinform

Prescriptive Guide to Security Reference Architecture

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Addressing the Security Risks of Negligent Insiders

April Patch Update - Sponsored by Qualys

Browsers, Certificates and Trust: What's Changing and What You Need to Know

Secure Data in the Cloud – Learn to Combat Cyber Threats to Protect Your Assets

February Patch Update - Sponsored by Qualys

The Fappening and Snappening Exposed: Implications for the Information Security Industry

Podcasts

Into Security Podcast - Episode 8

Russian Underground Sells Disinformation Services to Influence Western Media

Pennsylvania Might Be Second State to Criminalize Cyber-Flashing

Twitter Culls 10,000 More State-Sponsored Accounts

Facebook Suspends Tens of Thousands of Apps

Facebook Disrupts Misinformation Campaigns in Ukraine and Iraq

Coalition of Attorneys General Opens Investigation into Facebook

Over Half of Social Media Logins Are Fraudulent

US Makes 80 Arrests Over $46 Million Online Fraud

Crackdown on Fake LinkedIn Profiles

Alaska is the Most Scammed State in America

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Ignore BlueKeep's Damp Squib, People Must Patch Faster

Cybersecurity Risk is Growing, and We Are Not Ready

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Are Communication and Presentation Skills Taught or Encouraged to an Acceptable Level?

Is the Next Generation Ready to Deal With Malware?