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Panama Papers revelation: we must rethink data security systems

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe attacker may already be inside.Computer user image via shutterstock.com

The surge of information leaks from highly confidential sources in recent years demonstrates the futility of current cyber defenses.

The leaks of U.S. diplomatic cables, Office of Personnel Management data, CIA operational documents and most recently client files from the...

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