When attackers breach through layers of encryption and firewalls, one good way to keep cloud-based data safe is to keep it scattered, in constant motion. Link: Privacy-as-a-Service Scatters Data in Disappearing Clouds
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Credit card users could have their PINs stolen, and merchants could have their bank accounts pillaged, in a set of attacks demonstrated by researchers Karsten Nohl and Fabian Bräunlein at the Chaos Computing Club security conference. Link: Common payment processing protocols found to be full of flaws
A group of security researchers have created a potential password replacement system that uses memorable patterns, pictures and codes instead of the traditional phrase or string of characters. The system is supposed to be easier to use than passwords. Link: Researchers have developed a new password system that uses emoji
Microsoft backs up users’ encryption keys to its servers, The Intercept’s Micah Lee reports — arguably undermining security protections. Like other tech companies, Microsoft now automatically encrypts devices with Windows 10 installed. Link: Microsoft is storing users’ sensitive encryption keys in the cloud
