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Nearly 7% of Internet Traffic Is Malicious

Schneier on Security

of Internet traffic is malicious. News articles. Cloudflare reports on the state of applications security. It claims that 6.8% And that CVEs are exploited as quickly as 22 minutes after proof-of-concepts are published.

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Google Reportedly Disconnecting Employees from the Internet

Schneier on Security

Supposedly Google is starting a pilot program of disabling Internet connectivity from employee computers: The company will disable internet access on the select desktops, with the exception of internal web-based tools and Google-owned websites like Google Drive and Gmail. More news articles. Google has not confirmed this story.

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Surveillance of the Internet Backbone

Schneier on Security

Vice has an article about how data brokers sell access to the Internet backbone. This is netflow data. It’s useful for cybersecurity forensics, but can also be used for things like tracing VPN activity. At a high level, netflow data creates a picture of traffic flow and volume across a network.

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No, I Won't Link to Your Spammy Article

Troy Hunt

I also have an article on [thing] and I think it would be a great addition to your blog. So now when people search for [thing], they'll hopefully end up here rather than on the spammy article thus penalising you for your behaviour. No, no it wouldn't and there are all sorts of reasons why not. Just the title. On a popular blog.

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Does a VPN Slow Down Your Internet Speed?

Tech Republic Security

Can a VPN slow down your internet? Find out how VPNs can impact your internet speed with our article.

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Why Jaguar's Copy Nothing campaign broke the internet - plus 5 ways to nail your next product launch

Zero Day

The internet has plenty to say about Jaguar's recent colorful rebrand. This article breaks down what happened and shares five hacks to crush your next product launch.

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Internet Voting in Puerto Rico

Schneier on Security

Puerto Rico is considered allowing for Internet voting. Cybersecurity experts agree that under current technology, no practically proven method exists to securely, verifiably, or privately return voted materials over the internet. I have joined a group of security experts in a letter opposing the bill. The ACLU agrees.

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