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Crypto Chaos, Assange Trial, & Turkish RATs – SWN #13

February 19, 2020

This week, Quantum Crypto Chaos, IBM Cloud Vulnerabilities in CICS, Crowded Flounder and Hacking Back, Turkish RATs, Israeli soldiers catfished by HAMAS, and the Julian Assange Trial: Australian PMs trying to prevent extradition to the United States!

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1. Quantum Crypto Chaos, Cloud Vulnerabilities, Turkish RATs and Julian Assange. – SWN #13

Quantum Crypto Chaos, IBM Cloud Vulnerabilities in CICS, Crowded Flounder and Hacking Back, Turkish RATs and Julian Assange.

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Doug White

Doug White

Professor at Roger Williams University

https://securedigitallife.com/

Jason Wood

Senior Researcher at CrowdStrike

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