Tuesday, November 24, 2015

Security issues cause some to be named top tech turkeys of 2015

An encryption back door won't actually help intelligence agencies

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CSO After Dark

Nov 24, 2015

Security issues cause some to be named top tech turkeys of 2015

Hillary Clinton's email server, Comcast's merger with TWC, and Draftkings and FanDuel highlight our annual recap of the technology industry's "turkeys." Read More ▶

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