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ESG reveals developer security priorities in new study

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We’re trying to make security an integral part of our culture. According to Lacework Labs, 31% of confirmed malware infections used Log4j as the initial infection vector. Source: ESG eBook, Walking the Line: GitOps and. Not only should security be everybody’s job, but everybody should feel comfortable doing it.” .

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How USB sticks help drive freedom in North Korea (Q&A)

The Parallax

OCTOBER 18, 2018

PRAGUE—Like not fully sitting on a public toilet seat, a major rule of good computer security hygiene is not to stick random USB sticks, or flash drives, into your computer—you just never know whether they might be loaded with nasty malware. And no, they’re not worried about spreading malware to North Koreans. Why would he have to?

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