Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia

Tennessee Valley Authority- Office of the Inspector General
Knoxville, Tennessee

Portland Public Schools
Portland, Oregon

University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, California

Rockland Trust Company
Rockland, Massachusetts

CO-OP Financial Services
Atlanta, Georgia

St. Michael's Inc
Alexandria, Virginia

Sompo International
New York, New York

CF Industries
Deerfield, Illinois

Freddie Mac
McLean, VA

UCLA HEALTH
Los Angeles, CA

By Steve Zurier, Dark Reading
Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting gamers through free apps, according to a recent report by Rubica.
Children 12 and under are especially susceptible, as they are less accustomed to aggressive advertising, and may be coerced into visiting non-secure sites or downloading age-inappropriate apps.

By Swati Khandelwal, The Hacker News
The National Security Agency (NSA) has officially released its customized, classified reverse engineering software tool, GHIDRA version 9.0. Notably, this Java-based framework, which detects security bugs in various applications and software, is available free of charge.

Security Magazine
The second Mobile Security Index study conducted by Verizon shows that more companies are prioritizing getting their work done over strong mobile security. Approximately 48 percent of those surveyed said their companies were sacrificing mobile security, which in turn made them almost twice as likely to experience a major compromise in their mobile assets.

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