1The IRS is paying Equifax millions for a login system that's been hacked twice (opens in new tab)(qz.com)34imanewsman8y ago2
2Never trust the first number announced in a data breach (opens in new tab)(qz.com)2imanewsman8y ago0
3React relicensing is a clearer win for patent trolls than it is for open source (opens in new tab)(qz.com)1imanewsman8y ago0
4The Bitcoin accounts used in the WannaCry ransomware attack were just emptied (opens in new tab)(qz.com)2imanewsman8y ago1
5Sci-Hub could kill the paid subscription model in academic research, study finds (opens in new tab)(qz.com)2imanewsman8y ago0
6The weird and hilarious Flash projects that set the tone of the modern internet (opens in new tab)(qz.com)6imanewsman8y ago0
7Watch as ransomware money gets laundered on the blockchain [graphic] (opens in new tab)(qz.com)1imanewsman8y ago0
8The Petya ransomware attack made ~$20k less than WannaCry in its first 24 hours (opens in new tab)(qz.com)1imanewsman8y ago0
9137 things the Republican party wants to know about every American voter (opens in new tab)(qz.com)2imanewsman8y ago0
10Russians faked Google Alert emails to phish a company that makes voting software (opens in new tab)(qz.com)1imanewsman8y ago0
11Should researchers pay the Shadow Brokers for early access to malware? (opens in new tab)(qz.com)1imanewsman8y ago0
13A federal court has denied a pre-trial motion to dismiss a GPL enforcement case (opens in new tab)(qz.com)853imanewsman8y ago215
14States are moving to cut college costs by adopting open-source textbooks (opens in new tab)(qz.com)2imanewsman8y ago0
15If you only work on your malware on weekdays, you might be a CIA hacker (opens in new tab)(qz.com)78imanewsman8y ago24
