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A class action lawsuit is filed for NCIX data sale, 854 million worth of cryptocurrency has been stolen in 2018, and Monero fixed a catastrophic bug which would allow someone to 'print' money. Google backs off forced logins to chrome after pressure from the community. Why we have insecure software, and Facebook demonstrates the opposite of Google's old mantra. More software musings and Azure Functions 2.0 debuts.
- NCIX Class Action Lawsuit
- $854 Million Worth of Cryptocurrencies Stolen in 2018
- Monero "Catastrophic" Bug
- Vess' Monero Comment
- Chrome Auto-login
- Matthew Green Chrome Rant
- Why Software Remains Insecure
- Facebook Allows Targetting by "Shadow Contact Information"
- Notes About Software
- Azure Functions 2.0 Launches
- 42
$854 Million Worth of Cryptocurrencies Stolen in 2018
news.softpedia.comMonero "Catastrophic" Bug
cointelegraph.comVess' Monero Comment
twitter.comChrome Auto-login
bleepingcomputer.comMatthew Green Chrome Rant
blog.cryptographyengineering.comWhy Software Remains Insecure
danielmiessler.comNotes About Software
medium.comAzure Functions 2.0 Launches
azure.microsoft.com42
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