Hotel key cards fear debunked at conference
Experts say hotel key cards contain only essential data such as room number and time stamps. A test at Black Hat showed cloned cards can open the target room, highlighting the need for prudent handling and per-room access control.
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Linkedin exits Russia over data localization pressure
Several firms resist foreign data rules with Linkedin pulling out of the Russian market after a court decision sided with the government’s storage mandate. The move underscores a rising trend of country specific data localization, impacting users, operating costs, and global internet cohesion with potential effects on innovation and cross border commerce.
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