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Nov 2020
23m 37s

US elections: CISA calls security succes...

N2K Networks
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Election security, hunting forward, rumor control, and the value of preparation. Maze may be gone (so its proprietors say) but its affiliate market has moved on to Egregor ransomware-as-a-service. An illicit forum has leaked large repositories of personal information online. Joe Carrigan shares thoughts on hospital systems getting hit by ransomware. Our gues ... Show More
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