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Network World Security Alert Jul 08, 2016 Google hopes to thwart quantum computers from cracking today's internet encryption The encryption methods used to secure today's internet won't be impenetrable forever. More powerful "quantum computers" in the future could very well crack them. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • FBI chief says Guccifer lied about hacking into Clinton's email server • Wendy's hack was bigger than thought and exposed credit card data • What cloud security challenges keep CISOs up at night? • Researchers add software bugs to reduce the number of… software bugs • Code reuse exposes over 120 D-Link devices models to hacking • New Mac backdoor program steals keychain contents • Car hacking: Thieves armed with laptops are stealing cars • Here's how secret voice commands could hijack your smartphone White Paper: Thycotic Software 2016 State of Privileged Account Management Report Co-sponsored by Thycotic and Cybersecurity Ventures, the 2016 State of PAM Report presents the results & findings of a survey of over 550 organizations. Read More ▶ FBI chief says Guccifer lied about hacking into Clinton's email server A Romanian hacker's claim that he broke into Hillary Clinton's private email server back in 2013 is a lie, according to the FBI. Read More ▶ Wendy's hack was bigger than thought and exposed credit card data A data breach that hit Wendy's fast food restaurants targeted customer credit card information and was more than three times bigger than originally disclosed. Read More ▶ What cloud security challenges keep CISOs up at night? With the network perimeter wide open, see what chief security officers can do to keep everything secure? Read More ▶ Researchers add software bugs to reduce the number of… software bugs A new strategy for training bug-finding tools could help catch more vulnerabilities. Read More ▶ Code reuse exposes over 120 D-Link devices models to hacking A recently discovered vulnerability in a D-Link network camera exists in over 120 different D-Link products and allows attackers to remotely take over the affected devices. Read More ▶ New Mac backdoor program steals keychain contents Researchers have identified a new Mac backdoor program that's designed to steal credentials stored in the OS encrypted keychain and give attackers control over the system. Read More ▶ Car hacking: Thieves armed with laptops are stealing cars Officials warn of a 'new' high-tech method thieves are using to steal cars: using laptops to hack car ignitions. Read More ▶ Here's how secret voice commands could hijack your smartphone Researchers have found something new to worry about on the internet. It turns out that a muffled voice hidden in an innocuous YouTube video could issue commands to a nearby smartphone without you even knowing it. Read More ▶ eBook: Palerra AWS Cautionary Tales and How Your Organization Can Avoid Becoming One Cloud security is a shared responsibility between the organization and the provider. Organizations face a number of challenges in securing their AWS instance, including detection of anomalous activity, monitoring security configurations, and incident remediation. Unfortunately, many organizations lack sufficient cloud security measures to adequately address their end of the Shared Responsibility Model. Read More ▶ Join The Network World Communities As network pros you understand that the value of connections increase as the number of connections increase, the so called network effect, and no where is this more evident than in professional relationships. Join Network World's LinkedIn and Facebook communities to share ideas, post questions, see what your peers are working on and scout out job applicants (or maybe find your next opportunity). Network World on Facebook ▶ Network World on LinkedIn ▶ SLIDESHOWS 9 Raspberry Pi programming tools bundled with Raspbian When tech and fashion collide Read More ▶ Most-Read Stories 1. Intel scales back Android development 2. Who needs a GUI? How to live in a Linux terminal. 3. Microsoft targets the iMac with new PCs, reports say 4. The new internet domains are a wasteland 5. Microsoft could overtake Amazon in the cloud, Morgan Stanley survey finds 6. 13 top paying cities for software engineers 7. 19 free cloud storage options 8. iPhone 7 will offer twice as much storage as the iPhone 6s 9. 10 cutting-edge tools that take endpoint security to a new level 10. Google fixes over 100 flaws in Android, many in chipset drivers

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