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Trump win alarms cyber pros
Security pros are bracing for changes the industry may face after the election of real-estate entrepreneur and reality TV personality Donald J. Trump.
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Researchers raise new concerns of election process
In the final hours of the U.S. presidential election as Americans go to polls, researchers have raised new concerns that election results may be compromised.
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HTTPS traffic increasing, says Google report
Google's latest Transparency Report includes a section that measures traffic on HTTPS web pages.
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House Committee urges Obama not to pardon Snowden
The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence urged President Obama not to issue a presidential pardon to Edward Snowden.
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Microsoft’s ‘golden key’ bypassing Secure Boot reignites backdoor debate
Researchers published information about a Windows security error that reignites the debate involving device back doors.
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UEFI driver flaw discovered on Lenovo and HP laptops, also affects Gigabyte motherboards
Researchers discover a vulnerability affecting UEFI drivers used by Lenovo and HP laptops, and firmware that uses Gigabyte motherboards.
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House Homeland Security Committee report calls for encryption commission
The House Homeland Security committee issued an encryption report that supported establishing a commission to study implications of encryption and its effects on law enforcement and economic development.
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Industry pros concerned with AWS free cert offering
Amazon Web Services said it would offer free certificates to help companies automate use of TLS/SSL cryptographic protocols.
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Twitter lends its support to Facebook SHA-1 proposal
Twitter has announced its stance on SHA-1 migration. In a blog post published Tuesday evening, Twitter's trust and information security officer Michael Coates announced support for a "certification switching" proposal offered by Facebook and web security firm CloudFare.
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Mozilla may reject SHA-1 certificates six months early
Mozilla has stepped up pressure on enterprise companies that continue to use SHA-1 certificates after research last month demonstrated the algorithm could be broken in as little as three months.
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