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Supply chain attacks: steps to neutralizing the threat
Supply chain attacks occur in the world of software, and often with much broader reach On September 17, 2024, Lebanon was rocked by a series of small but lethal explosions. In the aftermath, rumors and half-truths blew up in the news as agencies scrambled to be the first to report on the attack. What was clear was that communication devices used by Hezbollah had been detonated, performing a targeted attack on Hezbollah personnel.
Why quantum computing is a threat to encryption, and what to do about it
Impacts of quantum computing threats of tomorrow will change how we use encryption today Our business and personal lives depend on many things we do not often think about including encryption. Normally this area evolves under its own steam without most business decision-makers having to pay attention, but over the next few years that has to change or else you might inadvertently cede your secrets to adversaries both known and unknown.
OFAC settles case involving goods with more than de minimis controlled U.S.-origin content | JD Supra
On 24 September 2020, the U.S. Department of Treasury's Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) announced a settlement with Keysight Technologies, Inc. (Keysight) for sanctions violations committed by its former subsidiary, Anite Finland OY (Anite). Anite reexported goods to Iran that incorporated 10 percent or more controlled U.S.-origin content.
Department of Defense Lists Chinese Companies, with Chinese Military Ties, Operating in the United States | JD Supra
[co-author: Andrea Fraser-Reid] On 24 June 2020, the United States Department of Defense made public a list of Chinese companies operating in the U.S. that are associated with the Chinese military. The Department of Defense has been legally required to maintain such a list under Section 1237 of the 1999 National Defense Authorization Act.
Department of Defense Lists Chinese Companies, with Chinese Military Ties, Operating in the United States
On 24 June 2020, the United States Department of Defense made public a list of Chinese companies operating in the U.S. that associated with the Chinese military. The Department of Defense has been legally required to maintain such a list under Section 1237 of the 1999 National Defense Authorization Act.
[How Do I:] Set Up the SQL Membership Provider
06/12/2007 2 minutes to read Contributors In this article by Patrick Hynds Join Patrick Hynds as he demonstrates how to set up the SQL Membership Provider to add Forms authentication to your ASP.NET 2.0 Web site. There are a few tips and tricks involved, such as using the aspnet_regsql.exe utility, which are covered in the video. â–¶ Watch video (9 minutes)
Significant Software Development Developments of 2014
One of my favorite posts to write each year is the year-ending summary of some of the developments in the world of software development that I have read about or observed during that year. As with any opinionated posts, these are significant developments from my perspective and may be more or less significant to others than they are to me. I'll undoubtedly completely miss some significant events in the world of software development during 2014 as well. 10.
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