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The most intriguing debate to come out of last weeks security conferences in Vegas stems from a presentation by FTC Chief Technologist Lorrie Cranor at PasswordsCon 2016, part of the BSides security conference in Las. Read More. The post Thinking Through The Password Expiration Discussion appeared first on PerezBox.
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LEGIT_00004 was a challenge from Defcon CTF that implemented a file system in memory. The intended bug was a tricky memory leak that the challenge author didn't expect Mayhem to get. However, Mayhem found an unintended null-byte overwrite bug that it leveraged to gain arbitrary code execution. We heard that other teams noticed this bug, but thought it would too hard to deal with.
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Insurers’ role will be critical in improving cybersecurity standards. shobana.lv@cgi.com. Wed, 08/31/2016 - 08:00. The rise in the cost of cyber breaches and the increase in reported incidents are driving greater demand for cybersecurity insurance, as is the growing number of cyber-related exclusions being put into Directors and Officers (D&O) liability insurance and Professional Indemnity (PI) insurance.
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Insurers’ role will be critical in improving cybersecurity standards. shobana.lv@cgi.com. Wed, 08/31/2016 - 08:00. The rise in the cost of cyber breaches and the increase in reported incidents are driving greater demand for cybersecurity insurance, as is the growing number of cyber-related exclusions being put into Directors and Officers (D&O) liability insurance and Professional Indemnity (PI) insurance.
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Last month, the People’s Republic of China’s Ministry of Transportation, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and six other administrative departments jointly published the Interim Measures for the Administration of Operation and Services of E-hailing Taxis (the “Measures”). E-hailing is an increasingly popular business in China and has already become a compelling alternative to the traditional taxi.
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LEGIT_00004 was a challenge from Defcon CTF that implemented a file system in memory. The intended bug was a tricky memory leak that the challenge author didn't expect Mayhem to get. However, Mayhem found an unintended null-byte overwrite bug that it leveraged to gain arbitrary code execution. We heard that other teams noticed this bug, but thought it would too hard to deal with.
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LEGIT_00004 was a challenge from Defcon CTF that implemented a file system in memory. The intended bug was a tricky memory leak that the challenge author didn't expect Mayhem to get. However, Mayhem found an unintended null-byte overwrite bug that it leveraged to gain arbitrary code execution. We heard that other teams noticed this bug, but thought it would too hard to deal with.
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