This Week in Enterprise Tech 358

• Yahoo outage worldwide-signs of the times?
• Making passwords 14 million times harder to crack
• Crimeware as a business model
• SIM swap hack on Twitter's CEO Jack Dorsey
• Hackers may have hit the limits of Ransomware
• With Great (IOT) power, comes great responsibility
• Long live the password
• Are insurance companies causing the rise in ransomware attacks?
• 'Automated' vs. 'Autonomous' solutions
• Sachin Gupta from Cisco talks about Wi-Fi 6 and Intent-Based Networking

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Links

• Yahoo! customers! wake! up! to! borked! email! (Yes! people! still! actually! use! it!)
• New Technique Makes Passwords 14M Percent Harder to Crack, Nonprofit Claims
• Crimeware: How Criminals Built a Business to Target Businesses
• Hackers Hit Twitter C.E.O. Jack Dorsey in a ‘SIM Swap.’ You’re at Risk, Too.
• Attackers Hit Ceiling in Ransomware Demands
• Meet FPGA: The Tiny, Powerful, Hackable Bit of Silicon at the Heart of IoT
• Password policy recommendations: Here's what you need to know.
• How insurance companies are fueling a rise in ransomware attacks
• A Tale of Two Buzzwords: 'Automated' and 'Autonomous' Solutions Aren't the Same Thing
• Cisco