To me, the scariest part of the numerous vulnerabilities report is not the bugs themselves, but rather the response that LastPass had to project-zero #1209. See Comment #4 at https://bugs.chromium.org/p/pr... : "[LastPass] also said they couldn't get my exploit to work, but I checked my apache access logs and they were using a Mac. Naturally, calc.exe will not appear on a Mac." If this is the level of scrutiny that LastPass is putting into its security incidents, I'm losing confidence in their ability to safeguard user data.
The American Physical Society has two publications which break down recent physics developments for students (high level of technical knowledge generally not necessary) and for researchers (but are generally approachable... you can get the gist of the topic).
Physical Review Focus (focus.aps.org) - "Sections from Physical Review and Physical Review Letters explained for students and researchers in all fields of physics"
Physics: Spotlighting Exceptional Research (physics.aps.org)
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To me, the scariest part of the numerous vulnerabilities report is not the bugs themselves, but rather the response that LastPass had to project-zero #1209. See Comment #4 at https://bugs.chromium.org/p/pr... : "[LastPass] also said they couldn't get my exploit to work, but I checked my apache access logs and they were using a Mac. Naturally, calc.exe will not appear on a Mac." If this is the level of scrutiny that LastPass is putting into its security incidents, I'm losing confidence in their ability to safeguard user data.
The American Physical Society has two publications which break down recent physics developments for students (high level of technical knowledge generally not necessary) and for researchers (but are generally approachable... you can get the gist of the topic).
Physical Review Focus (focus.aps.org) - "Sections from Physical Review and Physical Review Letters explained for students and researchers in all fields of physics"
Physics: Spotlighting Exceptional Research (physics.aps.org)