In the News

• FTC Promotes Privacy Awareness Week
  5/8/17 – US-CERT
• Young children unconcerned about digital tracking by strangers
  5/8/17 – The University Record
• You Cannot Encrypt Your Face
  5/5/17 – The Atlantic
• Investigatory Powers: 'Real-time surveillance' in draft update
  5/5/17 – BBC News
• PHI Security of 20K Possibly Affected from RI Laptop Theft
  5/4/17 – HealthIT Security
• Why the Google Docs scam was a different kind of phishing
  5/4/17 – C|Net
• Update: Google Doc phishing story takes some bizarre turns
  5/4/17 – Naked Security by Sophos
• Sneaky Gmail phishing attack fools with fake Google Docs app
  5/4/17 – Computerworld
• Email Attack Hits Google: What to Do if You Clicked
  5/3/17 – The New York Times
• Everyone’s Getting Blasted With This Google Docs Scam
  5/3/17 – Fortune
• Meet the Hackers Holding Netflix to Ransom
  5/2/17 – Motherboard
• When push comes to shove, how quickly will you give up your data for convenience?
  5/2/17 – Quartz Media
• The average DDoS attack cost for businesses rises to over $2.5 million
  5/2/17 – ZDNet
• Why We’re So Hypocritical About Online Privacy
  5/1/17 – Harvard Business Review
• Sent to Prison by a Software Program’s Secret Algorithms
  5/1/17 – The New York Times
• Facebook Handed Over Data on 'Insecure' and 'Overwhelmed' Teenagers to Advertisers
  5/1/17 – Gizmodo
• 'Open port' backdoors a widespread security hole in smartphones
  5/1/17 – The University Record
• N.S.A. Halts Collection of Americans’ Emails About Foreign Targets
  4/28/17 – The New York Times
• Data breach of U.S. auto lender left over 500K customers exposed
  4/28/17 – The Daily Dot
• An Obscure App Flaw Creates Backdoors In Millions of Smartphones
  4/28/17 – Wired
• Amazon's Echo Look debuts, prompting storm of privacy concerns
  4/27/17 – CBS News
• IEEE Standards Association Announces Initiative Designed to Protect Digital Identity for the Global Community
  4/27/17 – Business Wire
• Exclusive: John McAfee Reveals World's 'Most Hack-Proof' Smartphone
  4/27/17 – Newsweek
• Weak stolen passwords still a leading factor in breaches: Verizon report
  4/27/17 – IT World Canada
• Hackers exploited Word flaw for months while Microsoft investigated
  4/27/17 – Reuters