Saturday, April 11, 2020
Zoom’s security fallout, Crowdstrike’s new CTO, Bugcrowd raises $30M – TechCrunch
Another week in quarantine. As the world adjusts to working from home under mandatory stay-at-home orders, hackers are keeping busy. Microsoft said this week that coronavirus-related attacks are on the rise but still make up just a fraction of the overall malicious activity. Cybersecurity companies seem to be faring mostly well — in part thanks to the uptick of attacks, but also the challenges
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