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Win! Facebook hires Yahoo’s security chief and anti-snooping crusader Alex Stamos

Posted on June 25, 2015 by pogowasright.org

Matt O’Brien reports:

 A Yahoo executive who earned Silicon Valley street cred for confronting the National Security Agency is moving to Facebook.

Alex Stamos, who became Yahoo’s chief information security officer just over a year ago, announced in a Facebook post Wednesday evening that he’s making the move from Sunnyvale to Menlo Park on Monday.

Read more on Silicon Beat.

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