Security: Updates, Anonymity, EFF and Open Source Security Podcast
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Security updates for Monday
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For Hackers, Anonymity Was Once Critical. That’s Changing.
“This is a profession for a lot of people now,” she added. “And you can’t fill out a W-9 with your hacker handle.”
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“The thing I worry about today,” he added, taking a more serious tone, “is that people don’t get do-overs.” Young people now have to contend with the real-name policy on Facebook, he said, along with the ever-hovering threats of facial-recognition software and aggregated data. “How are you going to learn to navigate in this world if you never get to make a mistake — and if every mistake you do make follows you forever?”
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EFF Leader: Security Decisions Are Different When Women Are In The Room
Women will have their technical credentials doubted throughout their career, said the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Eva Galperin, but being able to participate in important privacy and security decisions makes it worthwhile.
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Open Source Security Podcast: Episode 115 - Discussion with Brian Hajost from SteelCloud
Josh and Kurt talk to Brian Hajost from SteelCloud about public sector compliance. The world of public sector compliance can be confusing and strange, but it's not that bad when it's explained by someone with experience.
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