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March 9, 2017 12:43 am GMT
Wikileaks dumped thousands of alleged CIA documents online yesterday that contained lists of vulnerabilities in popular tech products, sending companies scrambling to make sure their security patches were up-to-date. But as companies reviewed the documents, it became clear that most of the vulnerabilities they contained were outdated.Apple first dismissed the majority of the listed iPhone… Read More
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Google is the latest company to brush off most of the Wikileaks vulnerabilities
Wikileaks dumped thousands of alleged CIA documents online yesterday that contained lists of vulnerabilities in popular tech products, sending companies scrambling to make sure their security patches were up-to-date. But as companies reviewed the documents, it became clear that most of the vulnerabilities they contained were outdated.Apple first dismissed the majority of the listed iPhone… Read MoreOriginal Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/ll3WHfdTE_4/
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