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For the less technical
- Strict age checks in UK planned for access to porn
- North Korea internet usage patterns
- Russian hackers recently arrested in Europe
- Long fight with a tech support scammer
- Results of closing BTC-e
- Kaspersky AV soon to be free
- Roomba wants to sell information about flat layouts
- Pakistani intelligence analysis
- Detection of phone pranking
For the more technical
- Flare VM – virtual machine for malware analysis
- Carwash attacks
- Google removes spying apps
- TheShadowBrokers activity analysis
- False personality created over several months by hackers
- New trends in BEC attacks – HTML attachments
- Detailed OilRig campaign analysis
- Nominations and winners of Pwnies 2017
- Cheap and secure notebook configuration
- Interesting way of running malicious code
- Tracking phones in 3G and 4G networks
- Copying access cards
- How Netflix DDoSed itself
- Tor servers security configuration analysis
- Details of WiFi chipset attack
- Windows Bounty Program
- Cost of a ransomware attack
- Ghost RAT vulnerabilities
- Who rescued $208 million in Ethereum
- Analysis of the Ethereum wallet vulnerability
- Another variant of CVE-2017-0199 attack
- Wilted Tulip APT analysis
- Spring Dragon APT analysis
- Largest BTC mixer closes shop
- Analysis of an OS X trojan horse
- Analysis of a 0day discovery report
- Unofficial Android store offered only infected apps
- Improperly configured Google Groups reveal confidential information
- Software-based U2F
- HawkEye campaign analysis
- Less popular backdoors for WWW servers
- Interesting reverse proxy attacks
- [VIDEO] TROOPERS17 videos
- Hacking a smart gun
- 4 vulnerabilities for GitHub Enterprise RCE
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