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Unsupervised Learning: No. 191

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Protestors in Hong Kong are physically attacking and destroying facial recognition cameras. More

Palo Alto says 7 out of 10 new domain registrations (NDRs) are either malicious or not safe for work, and they encourage companies to block them. More

Lt. Gen. Fogarty is fighting to change the name of Army Cyber Command to Army Information Warfare Command, and to give the group a much larger scope in its mission. More

We continue to see attacks against open source supply chains, in packages like NPM, RubyGems, Webmin, and many others. It's about to become imperative for people to understand—and to be able to validate—the entire chain of trust that a given application sits upon before they use it. There have been many companies in this space in the past, but I expect to see them (and new players) get a lot more attention soon. More

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