There’s More to Life than Zero-Days
A zero-day, meaning a tool used to exploit a newly discovered computer vulnerability, alone does not make an attack. It is but one element of […] More
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Can You Ask a Spy Not to Spy? TCB's Cyber Advisory Board Debates
Zero-day vulnerabilities — security flaws in commercial software or hardware for which developers haven’t devised a patch — have existed since the dawn of the […] More
The Zero-Day Dilemma: Should Government Disclose Company Cyber Security Gaps?
Few topics lend themselves to more polemics than government collection and exploitation of zero-day vulnerabilities, or security flaws in commercial software and hardware not yet […] More
Who Decides When to Tell a Company Its IT is Vulnerable
With the seemingly constant barrage of leaks revealing the U.S. intelligence community’s hacking capabilities, many are wondering where government draws the line between priorities of […] More
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Intel Agencies That See Something Should Say Something
Wikileaks’ “Vault7” disclosure last month of apparent CIA hacking tools marked the third recent incident in which an inadvertent public release of alleged government hacking […] More