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FGPA Chip Flaws, Hacking Dropbox, & Starbleed – SWN #27

April 21, 2020

This week on the Security Weekly News, COVID-19 affects web traffic and attack trends, Hackers continue to exploit patched Pulse Secure VPN Flaws, Starbleed: Flaw in FPGA chips exposes safety-critical devices to attacks, COVID-19's impact on Tor, and more! Jason Wood delivers the Expert Commentary on how Attackers Are Not Letting This Crisis Go To Waste!

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1. Starbleed, Hacking Dropbox, & FGPA Chip Flaws – SWN #27

This week on the Security Weekly News, COVID-19 affects web traffic and attack trends, Hackers continue to exploit patched Pulse Secure VPN Flaws, Starbleed: Flaw in FPGA chips exposes safety-critical devices to attacks, COVID-19's impact on Tor, and more! Jason Wood delivers the Expert Commentary on how Attackers Are Not Letting This Crisis Go To Waste!

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