The Helsinki summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin this month was a global event attended by hundreds of members of the press, all eager to tell the world about the surreal events taking place in front of them. Funny thing about Helsinki: it’s also the home of Finnish cybersecurity conglomerate F-Secure. Sean Sullivan, F-Secure’s security advisor was in attendance, and as laid out in a new blog post from the company, he spotted some pretty abysmal security practices. According to Sullivan, many reporters left their laptops unattended and unlocked while they went elsewhere — presumably…

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