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Bruce Schneier’s Plan to Reinvent Democracy
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Belgium launches nationwide safe harbor for ethical hackers
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Sick Codes jailbroke John Deere, found outdated Linux/WinCE with LTE modems
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‘Fix My Computer’ Cry Echos on Social Media; Air Force CIO Responds
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New emails released in the McDonald’s ice cream machine lawsuit
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Farm equipment security at DEF CON 29
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What Went Wrong?
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Someone attempted to poison water supply in Florida city during hack
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Hacker increased chemical level at Oldsmar's city water system, sheriff says
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Supermicro Hack: China Exploited a US Tech Supplier over Years [2021 follow-up]
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What’s interesting about the Florida water system hack is that we heard about it
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MIVD boss: Meet without a smartphone, risk of espionage too great
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Potential organized fraud in ACM/IEEE computer architecture conferences
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One Year After ‘The Big Hack’
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I bought used voting machines on eBay for $100 apiece (2018)
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Darpa wants help cracking the election security problem
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Fax machines can be hacked to breach a network, using only its number (2018)
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Vulnerabilities found in GE anesthesia machines
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Microsoft Tells FTC Repair Poses a Cyber Risk
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What Happened with Supermicro?
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Vodafone Found Hidden Backdoors in Huawei Equipment
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Berkeley HS student tried to rig his own election, exposing cybersecurity flaws
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Senators ask why vendors sell voting machines with ‘known’ vulnerabilities’
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DARPA Is Building a $10M, Open-Source, Secure Voting System
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Researchers find trapdoor in SwissVote election system
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Everything is broken (2014)
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Formally Verified Software in the Real World (2018)
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O2 outage due to expired Ericsson certificate
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Common-Knowledge Attacks on Democracy
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Japan's cyber-security minister has 'never used a computer'
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FDA isn't doing enough to prevent medical device hacking, HHS report says
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We can no longer leave online security to the market
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Seals Used to Protect Voting Machines Can Be Opened With a Shim from a Soda Can
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Supply Chain Security Is the Whole Enchilada, but Who’s Willing to Pay for It?
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The Big Hack: The Software Side of China’s Supply Chain Attack
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Bloomberg’s ‘The Big Hack’
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The Big Hack: How China Used a Tiny Chip to Infiltrate Amazon and Apple
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DOD Just Beginning to Grapple with Scale of Weapon Systems Vulnerabilities
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US mid-terms: Hackers expose 'staggering' voter machine flaws
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Voting Machine Used in Half of U.S. Is Vulnerable to Attack, Report Finds
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Advocates say paper ballots are safest
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Hackers at convention to ferret out election system bugs
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The Return of Software Vulnerabilities in the Brazilian Voting Machine
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Intel hit with 32 lawsuits over security flaws
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Vulnerable industrial controls directly connected to Internet
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Startup books and podcasts: making the most of a longer commute
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Software to capture votes in upcoming German national election is insecure
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Virginia has decertified its most hackable voting machines
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Demon-Haunted World
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Car Wash Hack Can Strike Vehicle, Trap Passengers, Douse Them with Water
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Election Commission of India throws “open challenge” to hack voting machines
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Everything Is Broken (2014)
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Who controls your computer? and how to make sure it's you
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The IT security culture, hackers vs. industry consortia
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Some thoughts about the reports of supposed evidence of election irregularities
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American Elections Will Be Hacked
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What HP Must Do to Make Amends for Its Self-Destructing Printers
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Thousands of Delta passengers delayed by computer outage
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Dell, Google, and Internet Security
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Convicted by Code: Defendants should be able to inspect code used in forensics
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All United Flights Grounded Due to Mysterious Problem
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Lawyers threaten researcher over key-cloning bug in high-security lock
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New South Wales Attacks Researchers Who Found Internet Voting Vulnerabilities
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Making sure software stays insecure [pdf]
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Gabe Newell: Valve, VAC, and trust
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The Insecurity of Secret IT Systems
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Dutch intelligence agency AIVD hacks internet forums
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German Government Warns Key Entities Not To Use Windows 8 – Links The NSA
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US Emergency Alert System private SSH key mistakenly distributed
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Hacking the D.C. Internet Voting Pilot
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McDonald's ice cream machine hackers say they found 'smoking gun'
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China spied on Dutch Cyber Intelligence through FortiGate backdoors
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