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Rachel Kowalski

Rachel Kowalski

Cybersecurity Analyst

Rachel Kowalski is the Cybersecurity Analyst at TrendinTech, where she covers vulnerabilities, ransomware, supply chain attacks, nation-state operations and the security rules shaping organizations in the United States and Europe. Before moving into journalism she worked as a threat intelligence analyst at a security vendor and later reported for CyberScoop and the security desk at Wired, covering the SolarWinds compromise and the ransomware wave that hit hospitals and pipelines. Rachel holds a Master of Science in Cybersecurity from the Georgia Institute of Technology and attends Black Hat and DEF CON in Las Vegas each year, where she follows research from the security community. She writes to make risks and countermeasures understandable to people who are not specialists.

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Find Simple Methods to Prevent Heart Attacks and Stroke

12,000 patients who come from 21 countries have been studied by the Population Health Research Institute regarding drugs that can stop CVD and many of the strokes and...

HW News 1 min

Hackers Believes Steam is Vulnerable but Valve Does not Care About it

Valve Steam it seems is vulnerable to hacking, and the hacker believes that the company does not care about customer security. British student Ruby Nealon was able to...

SEC News 1 min

DO FUNGICIDES PLAY A ROLE IN AUTISM or ALZHEIMER?

Certain fungicides* are causing gene expression changes in mice similar to those in humans suffering from degenerative diseases. There is now a way to target chemicals that affect...

SEC News 1 min

Rythm; Sleep-Improving Neurotechnology

By 2017, there should be access to a headset that improves the quality of sleep. It has been produced by French firm Rhythm, who have received a private...

STA News 1 min

Humans With Certain Genetic Mark May be Highly Vulnerable to Marijuana Addiction

As a new study implies, humans with given genetic markers may be highly vulnerable to marijuana addiction. The study discovered a connection between signs of marijuana use and...

SEC News 2 min

The World’s First Life-Saving Gene Therapy For Children Has the Green Light

Italian scientists along with SmithGlaxoKline, are likely to have gene therapy approved for use in Europe and many children with faulty genes will benefit. Strimvelis has been endorsed...

HW News 2 min

Heart Disease Could be Limited With This New Drug

Heart disease could soon be limited if the drug being tested stops eggs and meat having the choline turned into artery blocking compounds. Last year tests on mice...

HW News 2 min

These Brain Stimulating Headphones Will Make You a Better Athlete

Brain stimulating headphones are being worn by cyclist Dan Chao and by using these on a stationary bike, his performance has improved on his normal bike. He is...

MOB News 1 min

Abandoned Factory Becomes a Floating Field of Fishes and Algae

Floating Fields uses public space for an edible landscape and replicating the ecology that was once defining the Pearl River Delta. The fish ponds that were once the...

HW News 1 min

SolarTab, A Giant Solar Panel With 13.000 mAh Battery

Many people have a battery back-up every day, and this can be needed if you want to watch video content on the phone. The thought of running phones...

HW News 1 min

Modified Mosquitos Will Used Against Zika Virus in Florida

The fear of the Zika virus has led to the suggestion that mosquito’s that have been genetically modified should be released in Florida. There is not going to...

HW News 1 min

Carbon Farming Could Reverse Climate Change

It seems that agriculture can now help as well as hinder the climate crisis. Yale lecturer Eric Toensmeier has been following the issue and written “The Carbon Farming...

HW News 1 min