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Cloudflare acknowledges risk from customers like 8chan, Daily Stormer in IPO filing
The San Francisco internet services company's top customers include IBM, the text and chat app Discord and the Chinese internet company Baidu.
U.S. Cyber Command warns of North Korea-linked Lazarus Group malware
It's the second time in as many months Cyber Command has added malware details to VirusTotal.
NSA's reverse-engineering malware tool, Ghidra, to get new features to save time, boost accuracy
The spy agency says it has listened to feedback from users and is integrating some of those ideas into the software.
Cybereason raises another $200 million, aims for IPO within 2 years
The Boston-based company continues its march toward an IPO.
Former McAfee employees conspired to take 'secret sauce' to Tanium, lawsuit says
The case highlights the cutthroat nature of the security industry, a relatively small field where firms are in constant competition and employees at big companies like McAfee frequently get offers to jump ship.
The NSA is experimenting with machine learning concepts its workforce will trust
NSA brass wants to increase the agency's use of AI in defensive and offensive operations.
After remote-code test, DHS sounds the alarm on BlueKeep
Microsoft and the NSA already have sounded the alarm. DHS said it was able to use BlueKeep to execute remote code on a computer running Microsoft Windows 2000.
European police seize BestMixer, saying it helped launder $200 million worth of cryptocurrency
It looks like law enforcement began collecting evidence against the site almost immediately upon its debut.
How agencies are adjusting to the evaporating perimeter
McAfee's Andrew Epperson explains how the cloud has upset the traditional security challenges faced by the federal government.
Why basic cyber hygiene is easier said than done
Lumeta President Reggie Best explains how system complexities make it difficult to handle what's often referred to as "blocking and tackling."
