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Kim Nash

New York

Deputy Bureau Chief at The Wall Street Journal

Deputy Editor—The Wall Street Journal, Pro Cybersecurity. Corporate and government cybersecurity issues, offensive and defensive

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  • 1 week ago | createsend.com | Kim Nash

    Hello. More wannabe cybercriminals are turning to user-friendly online tool kits designed to help them steal login credentials, passwords, credit card numbers and other sensitive data. The strategy isn’t new but the services’ increasing ease-of-use and sophistication—fueled by artificial intelligence—is driving booming demand on the dark web. One such Chinese platform went from zero to nearly 1,700 users in its new secure messaging page since April. Read our full story.

  • 2 months ago | wsj.com | Kim Nash

    With new leadership at the Securities and Exchange Commission, cryptocurrency and cybersecurity executives wonder if the financial watchdog might lessen its bite over the next four years. The answer? It’s complicated. That’s according to Commissioner Hester Peirce, a Republican who is heading up a new SEC task force designed to develop a governance framework for the thorny topic of supervising cryptocurrency.

  • 2 months ago | cybersecurity.createsend1.com | Kim Nash

    @@@@@@@@URLPROCESSING:ON@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@------@@@@@@@@ @@@@EXCLUDE@@@@ @@@@EXCLUDE@@@@ @@@@EXCLUDE@@@@ @@@@EXCLUDE@@@@ Hello. Tech entrepreneur Arnie Bellini and wife Lauren have donated $40 million to the University of South Florida to establish the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing.

  • Feb 26, 2025 | createsend.com | Kim Nash

    Hello. I am still receiving messages on email and LinkedIn (in this thread) about problems in the process of hiring cybersecurity professionals. I appreciate and read off of these notes. I'm especially interested in hearing from people who are trying to find jobs, either those established in the field or looking to break into it. If this is you, reply to this newsletter or email me about what you're seeing and have experienced.

  • Feb 25, 2025 | cybersecurity.cmail20.com | Kim Nash

    Hello. I am still receiving messages on email and LinkedIn (in this thread) about problems in the process of hiring cybersecurity professionals. I appreciate and read off of these notes. I'm especially interested in hearing from people who are trying to find jobs, either those established in the field or looking to break into it. If this is you, reply to this newsletter or email me about what you're seeing and have experienced.

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18 Dec 24

RT @dnvolz: NEWS: U.S. officials are weighing a ban of Chinese home router maker TP-Link—a top-selling device on Amazon—due to fears the de…

Kim Nash
Kim Nash @knash99
13 Dec 24

RT @JarrettRenshaw: SCOOP: Trump’s transition team recommends scrapping an autonomous car crash reporting requirement opposed by @elonmusk…

Kim Nash
Kim Nash @knash99
12 Dec 24

A cyberattack disrupted Krispy Kreme’s online orders, but physical stores remained unaffected https://t.co/2n5PNRAw2m via @WSJ @WSJCyber