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— Nations have been gathering in New York to find agreement on cyberwar. It’s less clear whether they will eventually get there.
— A popular security feature appears to be contributing to a rise in a subset of DDoS attacks, a cybersecurity firm believes.
— An election security lawsuit in Tennessee fell short of its goal to mandate paper ballots.
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United Nations
UN’S WEEK OF CYBER NORMS TALKS — From our friends at POLITICO Europe’s Cyber Insights: In past days diplomats gathered in New York for discussions on how international law should stop all-out cyber warfare — some (Dutch ones) even wearing helmets to the meeting. “It started with dramatic twists, like the Russian representative warning for a ‘global cyberwar’ and Iran self- ..
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