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Updates and Commentary from the Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group

M3AAWG expands the Anti-Abuse fight to include new emerging threats and associated technologies

Submitted by M3AAWG Content Manager on Feb 11, 2020

Part 3
The Post Quantum Transition

By Janet Jones, M3AAWG Vice Chair Board of Directors / Data & Identity Protection Co-Chair (Microsoft)

Let’s take a closer look at what the Post-Quantum Transition looks like, why it is important to the industry and for the M3AAWG community, and how we can start to prepare for it.  

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Cryptography, Quantum Computing
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Cryptography, Quantum Computing

Back to Basics: Securing U.S. Elections Requires a Return to Time-Tested Tactics

Submitted by Marcia Molina on Feb 04, 2020

Elections Special Interest Group 

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Elections
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Elections

M3AAWG Attends JP-AAWG’s Second Annual Meeting, Deepening International Collaboration

Submitted by Marcia Molina on Jan 27, 2020

In November, M3AAWG members traveled to Japan for the second annual JP-AAWG meeting, joining over 400 attendees from around the world for two days of discussion around the trends, evolving issues and best practices in the cybersecurity and anti-abuse arena. The event highlights the significance and increasingly global nature of online abuse and vulnerabilities, and more importantly the need to collaborate with international partners - both public and private - that are aligned in combating and preventing these threats.

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JP-AAWG
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JP-AAWG, International Collaboration

M3AAWG expands the Anti-Abuse fight to include new emerging threats and associated technologies

Submitted by Marcia Molina on Jan 23, 2020

Part 2
Addressing Elections Anti-Abuse Issues 

By Janet Jones, M3AAWG Vice Chair Board of Directors / Data & Identity Protection Co-Chair (Microsoft)

M3AAWG announced the creation of a new special interest group in Montreal to fight elections abuse. The Elections SIG hosted a panel discussion and working session to understand how to shape future work and collaboration. State government and industry expert panelists came together to discuss past, present, and future risks with the electoral process and how we can work together to secure the way we choose our future leaders. The following is a detailed view of the problems the Elections SIG will be working to address for these new emerging threats.

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Elections
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Elections

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