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Stamos urges going beyond defensive security in Black Hat keynote

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Stamos preaches defensive security research in Black Hat keynote
by Michael Heller, Senior Reporter

Facebook's Alex Stamos used his Black Hat 2017 keynote to address a wide variety of issues, including defensive security research and diversity in the infosec community. (SearchSecurity.com)

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