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Talking Android Ransomware Plagues Chinese Users
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I had a meeting last week with Bruce Schneier, the security expert, book author, blogger, fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society and the CTO of Resilient Systems.
We were talking about the company, which helps businesses respond quickly after they’ve suffered network attacks, and afterward he autographed a copy of his new book for me. It’s called Data and Goliath and is about the data-gathering that goes on routinely about all of us and what uses it has been put to already and what uses it might be put to in the future.
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