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So, What can you actually do With a Flipper Zero?
So, What can you actually do With a Flipper Zero?

“Despite its toy-like looks, this pocket-friendly multitool can be used for all kinds of hacking and penetration testing. It gives anyone an easy way to interact with the invisible waves that surround us, whether they’re RFID, NFC, Bluetooth, wifi, or radio. Think of it as a hacker Swiss army knife that you can buy for less than… “Continue Reading on Lifehacker


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Cybersecurity Executives Discuss AI, Ransomware, Supply Chain Attacks, at Official Cybersecurity Summit on Wall Street
Cybersecurity Executives Discuss AI, Ransomware, Supply Chain Attacks, at Official Cybersecurity Summit on Wall Street

C-Suite & Senior Cybersecurity Executives gathered at Cipriani’s on Wall Street to discuss emerging threats and solutions in cyberspace, as part of the Official Cybersecurity Summit.

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Unscripted: Harness Showcases AI Tools & Cloud Optimization Strategies for Software Engineering Teams
Unscripted: Harness Showcases AI Tools & Cloud Optimization Strategies for Software Engineering Teams

Developers, engineering leaders, and technology infrastructure professionals met at City Winery in New York City as part of Unscripted — the modern software delivery conference, hosted by Harness

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HacWare CEO Shares AI Advantages in Cybersecurity at NYC Startup Grind Event
HacWare CEO Shares AI Advantages in Cybersecurity at NYC Startup Grind Event

Cybersecurity professionals, investors, and entrepreneurs gathered at The Yard — a co-working space in Midtown — to hear HacWare Founder and CEO, Tiffany Ricks discuss her enrerpreneurial journey into the world of cybersecurity.

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Microsoft Expands Upskilling Initiatives for Women in Cybersecurity
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Microsoft Expands Upskilling Initiatives for Women in Cybersecurity

Microsoft is focusing on helping historically underrepresented populations enter the cybersecurity workforce. Specifically, the opportunity for women to work in cybersecurity is huge. Today, women make up only 25% of the global cybersecurity workforce so it’s more important than ever to encourage and empower women to pursue these careers.

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