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Hacking COVID Research, ThunderSpy, & GDPR Fines – SWN #33

May 12, 2020

This week in the Security Weekly News, DEFCON 28 is indeed cancelled, Paying Ransomware may double the recovery cost, ThunderSpy evil maid attack on thunderbolt devices, FBI to release a warning about Chinese hackers targeting virus research, and more! Jason Wood returns for the Expert Commentary to talk about Four GDPR Violations that multiple companies have been fined for!

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1. ThunderSpy, Hacking COVID Research, & GDPR Fines – SWN #33

This week in the Security Weekly News, DEFCON 28 is indeed cancelled, Paying Ransomware may double the recovery cost, Thunderspy evil maid attack on thunderbolt devices, FBI to release a warning about Chinese hackers targeting virus research, and more! Jason Wood returns for the Expert Commentary to talk about Four GDPR Violations that multiple companies have been fined for!

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Jason Wood

Senior Researcher at CrowdStrike

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