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Shutdown delays TSA data-security efforts

Posted on January 9, 2019 by Dissent

Adam Mazmanian reports: The Transportation Security Administration is looking to consolidate contracts and streamline technology in the system used to protect key elements of the air travel infrastructure from terrorist infiltration. But the ongoing shutdown is preventing TSA from moving ahead with a planned $230 million procurement. TSA’s Technology Procurement Division was scheduled to host…

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thedarkoverlord experiments with its approach to amassing BTC

Posted on January 7, 2019 by Dissent

I’ve probably reported more on the blackhats known as thedarkoverlord (TDO) than other journalists, and I’ve probably spent more time chatting with them about their work than any other journalist. But despite my considerable investment of time, there are times when I simply do not understand why they are doing what they are doing. As…

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Growing Pains: As HackerOne has grown, is it harming what it intended to help? Part 2.

Posted on January 7, 2019 by Dissent

This is Part 2. Part 1 can be found here. HackerOne’s Managed Triage From what I understand of HackerOne’s managed triage, “Finders” (researchers) submit their findings to HackerOne, whose triagers/analysts review the submissions before the program it is written for ever sees anything. There is a clear potential for conflict and corruption in the system…

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Growing Pains: As HackerOne has grown, is it harming what it intended to help? Part 1.

Posted on January 7, 2019 by Dissent

This is Part 1.   Part 2 can be found here. In November, Catalin Cimpanu reported that Russian researcher, Sergey Zelenyuk, had publicly disclosed a VirtualBox 0day instead of first disclosing the problem to Oracle or working through a bug bounty platform. Curious to see what Zelenyuk’s justification for his actions would be, I found that…

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When can the feds hack into your computer? Case involving scam targeting Wegmans could decide.

Posted on January 6, 2019 by Dissent

Phil Fairbanks reports: When the FBI uncovered a scammer targeting Wegmans two years ago, agents hacked into the suspect’s computer in an effort to learn his identity. The hacking, approved by a judge, involved an email and attachment that, when opened, connected the suspect’s computer to an FBI server. A new lawsuit in Buffalo federal…

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Italian Trade Union of State Police Officers Hacked & Defaced by The Anonymous Anarchist Agency

Posted on January 5, 2019 by Dissent

Hacktivism is still a thing, although we may not see as much of it here in the U.S. these days. The headlines about hundreds of German politicians having their details dumped may have garnered more attention here, but there have been other ongoing campaigns that have tended to be ignored by U.S. media. One such…

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