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Mike Nichols, Endgame – Enterprise Security Weekly #57
Mike Nichols, Director of Products at Endgame, joins us to discuss EDR, threat detection, and customer relations! Full Show NotesVisit http://securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! The post Mike Nichols, Endgame – Enterprise Security Weekly #57 appeared first on Security Weekly.
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Sonar-based attack could help hackers infer when you’re having sex
Hackers could use a sonar-based attack to infer information about what a target is doing, including when they might be engaging in sexual activity. David Bisson reports.
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So ISO, the primary international standards organization, is seeking to standardize blockchain technologies. On the surface, this seems a reasonable idea, creating a common standard that everyone can interoperate with.But it can be silly idea in practi...
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