< Newsletter April #4 2019
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Ethical Hacker Guilty Of Malware Attacks
The so-called WannaCry hero, British 'cyber researcher' Marcus Hutchins, has offered a guilty plea to two charges related to malware attacks on US-based banking systems. read more
Hackers Delight: Poor Password Security
Britain's National Cyber Security Centre has published survey results that reveal millions of people are using easy-to-guess passwords on their most sensitive accounts. read more
The FBI Believes Russia Hacked Florida Elections
Russian hackers breached “at least one” Florida county government using a spearphishing campaign, according Robert Mueller’s report. read more
AOC Gives Up On Facebook
The penny drops with Millennials, as the youngest woman in the US Congress has announced she is dropping Facebook and has launched a fierce attack on its management. read more
Deep Learning & Cybersecurity
Corporate networks are prime targets for threat actors and software vendors are increasingly turning to deep learning and other types of AI for cybersecurity protection. read more
The sheer number of non-attributable attacks from Chinese nation-state hackers are creating political concerns under the terms of the US - Japan security treaty. read more
Cognitive Science Can Explain Why Fake News Works
The Mandela Effect: Research shows that repeated exposure to fake news can increase the sense that the misinformation being offered is in fact true. read more
The CIA's Cloud Contract Is Worth Billions
The US secret intelligence agency is planning a contract for commercial cloud computing services that will be worth “tens of billions” of dollars. read more
N. Korea’s 4Cs: Crypto-Currency-Cyber-Crime
North Korea is going to extreme lengths to evade international sanctions and to raise funds. Now it is ramping up its efforts to exploit crypto-currencies. read more
A Distinguished AI Expert Is Concerned About ‘Killer Robots’
A winner of the Turing Prize for mathematics, Prof. Yoshua Bengio, is worried that AI technology could lead to a dark future with autonomous weapons. read more
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