Hello and welcome to the regular networking and cybersecurity newsletter brought to you every weekend by Qrator Labs! This time we are looking at the articles and materials published between August 10 and 16, 2020.

Greetings to all the readers of our regular networking and cybersecurity newsletter! With this issue, we are looking at everything that has happened between August 3 and 8, 2020.

Greetings within our regular networking and cybersecurity newsletter! This time are going to have a closer look at articles and academic papers published between July 27 and August 1, 2020.

Welcome to our regular weekend newsletter containing every remarkable story on networking and cybersecurity published between July 20 and 25, the year 2020.

As always, greetings within the latest cyber- and networking security newsletter brought to you by Qrator Labs. This time we are going to take a look at the most important and relevant stories published between July 13 and 18 of the year 2020.

Hello and welcome to our weekly recap of the news and articles worth attention on the topics of networking and cybersecurity published July 6 to 11, 2020.

Ladies and gentlemen, after a short vacation, we are back with the most relevant and essential news on cyber and network security.

This time we are going to make the 2-week overview, covering stories published roughly from June 22 to July 4. Enjoy!

Here we are again with the newest information on what happened in cyber and network security from June 15 to June 20. There has been a lot of events, so let's roll with the most critical ones.

Wow, that's been a week! Here's the blogpost copying our newsletter that covers all the newest information on what happened in cyber and network security from June 8 to June 13.

“In 1665, Cambridge University closed because of the plague. Issac Newton decided to work from home. He discovered calculus & the laws of motion.”

We live in a truly remarkable moment. With the year 2020 and the COVID-19 outbreak employees all over the world are staying home for quarantine, trying their best to sustain the normal flow of life, which means continue working. And this is something new compared to all the previous infectious pandemics humanity has survived through — this time we have the Internet.