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The Alliance Product Security Working Group is pleased to announce the release of their #IoT Device Security Specification 1.0. This groundbreaking initiative aims to establish a unified IoT #cybersecurity standard & certification program. bit.ly/48IsLYj #csaiot

Super excited, and thanks to Connectivity Standards Alliance and its members for the partnership in this important effort. Transparency is the tide that raises all boats. theverge.com/2024/3/18/2410…

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While at the Singapore Member Meeting, we seized the moment and recognized the inspiring women of the Alliance whose transformative work not only changes the world in which we live but also breaks barriers for the generations of women who will follow! #csaiot #womenintech pic.x.com/8ZhvKtg0Za

#cantspelltrustwithoutrust

Two schools have both teams in the NCAA Final 4, first time! Win or lose, congrats NC State and UConn!

Thanks to AI Cyber Challenge collaborators such as Google, competing teams will have access to state-of-the-art large language models and resources that uniquely support their development process. youtube.com/watch?v=JawYn4…

Why AVF? open.substack.com/pub/davek/p/wh…

It's #WorldPasswordDay!! At Google we're celebrating the journey on deprecating passwords! We're happy to report passkeys have been used 1B+ times across 400M Google Accounts. We're also sharing how we'll use them to protect high risk users blog.google/technology/saf…

Proud Google joined Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency + others to sign today's secure by design pledge.W/new tech&growing cyber threats I'm proud to work for a company w/such a strong security culture. That's why we've been using secure by design for years&amplify its criticality cisa.gov/securebydesign…

It's going to be a big day tomorrow! All that's left is to🙏 to the demo gods and try to get some good 💤's

OpenAI claimed in their GPT-4 system card that it isn't effective at finding novel vulnerabilities. We show this is false. AI agents can autonomously find and exploit zero-day vulnerabilities. Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2406.01637 🧵 1/7

Putting aside their opinions on Wired, iVerify, and Palantir, the GrapheneOS account raises a lot of good points about how this "vulnerability" is way overblown and being misrepresented. And given how brutally critical of Google they often are, the fact that the GrapheneOS folks

Worried about “passkey lock-in”? This should help put your mind at ease: wired.com/story/passkey-…

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