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@matthew_d_green It is often the other way around, that the liability shift is the only way of moving a market to adopt new safer technologies. Entities can stay on old, insecure tech as long as they are happy to hold the liability. See especially the roll out of EMV chip in the US.
@MarianSo99@pluralsight That might be OK when they are all 1st party, but my research is that most sites have 50% of their JavaScript coming from 3rd parties. I wrote more on the Pluralsight blog. 2/2. https://t.co/Tpaw8ZAGdN
@MarianSo99@pluralsight I’m sorry if I wasn’t clear. Each microservice typically wants a JavaScript library in the browser to communicate with it. Every single JavaScript file loaded by the browser increases the attack surface. 1/2.
@AlecMuffett Well, I have seen lots of things that were half-encrypted. I mean they were not really encrypted but the people who developed the encryption thought they were. One was a revolutionary new technique I described as “fairly unique key per transaction”. You can work out the acronym.
For any of you attending
@RSAConference#RSAC2023 I really excited to put on a hands on lab, working on easy emulation for blue teams. Should be a lot of fun! Becoming the Threat: Blue Team Friendly Attack Simulations | RSA Conference
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@theDPOdaily OMB A-130 circular which is often used as the definition in NIST publications https://t.co/pOlUfCoKXn (p33) and/or CCPA https://t.co/uI1apUfP4F 1798.140 (o)
@oliviasolon It's also ignoring your opt-out with a marketing message disguised as a service message, once for @ICOnews because they do have strong views about this type of thing.