Russia’s FireEye Hack Is a Statement—but Not a Catastrophe
FireEye has built its reputation on defending high-stakes clients from hackers. Today, the cybersecurity firm acknowledged that it had itself been the victim of a breach—and that the attackers made off with some of its offensive tools. It’s a startling admission, but almost certainly not as devastating as it may first sound. Like many cybersecurity …
Bitcoin Daily: France Eyes Strict Rules For Crypto Transactions; Messari Report Says US Last …
France could propose stricter regulations on cryptocurrency firms, according to The Block. Simon Polrot, president of French crypto association ADAN, … social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit
Newly funded OfficeTogether looks to help other startups reopen their offices safely
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Millions of IoT devices could be vulnerable to these unfixable security bugs IoT devices
IoT devices may in fact end up being the asbestos of the future after all as new research from Forescout has revealed that there are 33 new memory-corrupting vulnerabilities which affect millions of connected devices around the world. These flaws impact four open source TCP/IP stacks (uIP, PicoTCP, FNET, and Nut/Net) which serve as the …
Why Short Seller Jim Chanos Still Does Not Like Tesla Stock
The Kynikos Associates president, best known for his short selling, said Monday he is still skeptical about Elon Musk's electric-vehicle company. social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit
Halo Infinite now scheduled for release in ‘Fall 2021’
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The Christchurch Shooter and YouTube’s Radicalization Trap
In an email statement, a YouTube spokesperson says that the company has made “significant progress in our work to combat hate speech on YouTube since the tragic attack at Christchurch.” Citing 2019’s strengthened hate speech policy, the spokesperson says that there has been a “5x spike in the number of hate videos removed from YouTube.” …