Security: Stamos, E-mail and RAT Arrest
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Facebook’s ex-security chief will start a new center to bring Washington and Silicon Valley together
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Most government domains adopt program to prevent sending of fake emails
The Department of Homeland Security announced last October that all federal agencies had until Oct. 16, 2018, to adopt the email authentication process, known as domain-based message authentication, reporting and conformance (DMARC), which blocks fake or spoofed emails being sent from a government domain.
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21-year-old who created powerful RAT software sentenced to 30 months
When Grubbs was first charged, he claimed LuminosityLink was a legitimate tool for system administrators, and he never intended for it to be used maliciously. He reversed course in a plea agreement he signed in July 2017. In that document, he admitted for the first time that he knew some customers were using the software to control computers without owners' knowledge or permission. Grubbs also admitted emphasizing a wealth of malicious features in marketing materials that promoted the software.
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