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MacOS Catalina, OpenShift, & Pink Floyd –

June 10, 2019

"Waiting for the worms to come." -- Pink Floyd and RDP's CVE-2019-0708. Even the NSA warns about the population of exposed systems, A patch commands attention for mail servers, In macOS Catalina and iOS 13, Apples finds a way to find devices and not lose privacy, iOS App Transport Security has strong benefits, but weak adoption, and much more!

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Mike Shema

Mike Shema

Tech Lead at Block

Matt Alderman

Matt Alderman

VP, Product at Living Security

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