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While one Texas county shook off ransomware, small cities took full punch August 21, 2019
Badge life: The story behind DEFCON’s hackable crystal electronic badge August 21, 2019
Ransomware strike takes down 23 Texas local government agencies August 19, 2019
Woman accused of Capital One hack had stolen data from 30 companies, authorities say August 14, 2019
Evacuation of village near explosion of nuclear cruise-missile engine called off August 14, 2019
Hack in the box: Hacking into companies with “warshipping” August 13, 2019
Russian nuclear-powered cruise missile blows up, creating “mini-Chernobyl” August 12, 2019
Skype, Slack, other Electron-based apps can be easily backdoored August 7, 2019
Ransomware, “wiper” malware attacks have more than doubled, IBM team says August 5, 2019
Barr says the US needs encryption backdoors to prevent “going dark.” Um, what? August 4, 2019

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Sean M. Gallagher

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My cat looks like Larry Ellison.

September 10, 2010Sean Gallagher Leave a comment

My new kitten, Java, and Oracle's Larry Ellison. Separated at birth?

My new kitten, Java, and Oracle's Larry Ellison. Separated at birth?

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