#Pardon the Intrusion #30: Your data is up for sale

#Pardon the Intrusion #30: Your data is up for sale

“#Pardon the Intrusion #30: Your data is up for sale” Subscribe to this bi-weekly newsletter here! Welcome to the latest edition of Pardon The Intrusion, TNW’s bi-weekly newsletter in which we explore the wild world of security. During the first wave of COVID-19, contact tracing apps were touted as THE BIG SOLUTION to tackling the…

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# Most DEXs are unsafe, alleges new report

# Most DEXs are unsafe, alleges new report

“# Most DEXs are unsafe, alleges new report ” 14 out of 25 decentralized exchanges, or DEXs, scored poorly in terms of cybersecurity according to a recent report.  Source: CER. CER’s criteria included several factors such as whether a DEX underwent security audit, availability of bug bounties, and proper SSL/TLS certificates. CER deemed any score…

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# First ransomware attack in 2020 election hits voting infrastructure in Georgia

# First ransomware attack in 2020 election hits voting infrastructure in Georgia

“# First ransomware attack in 2020 election hits voting infrastructure in Georgia ” A ransomware attack targeting the government systems of Georgia’s Hall County also impacted key voting infrastructure it has been revealed. Local officials initially released few details regarding the Oct. 7 attack, stating that “critical systems within the Hall County Government networks” had…

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#5 Steps to Protect Your Brand Online

#5 Steps to Protect Your Brand Online

“#5 Steps to Protect Your Brand Online” Few things have been so beneficial and transformative for small businesses as the internet. Within a click, you can connect to global audiences, do product research, find new employees, and much more.  Unfortunately, the internet isn’t all great. While it may take years to build up a good…

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