In the News

• US says Chinese hackers likely targeting virus researchers
  5/13/20 – AP News
• Google Faces Privacy Complaint for Tracking Users in EU
  5/13/20 – Bloomberg
• A Guide to Pandemic Scams, and What Not to Fall For
  5/13/20 – The New York Times
• Coronavirus: Israel turns surveillance tools on itself
  5/12/20 – BBC News
• How your smart home devices can be turned against you
  5/11/20 – BBC News
• Twitter to label disputed COVID-19 tweets
  5/11/20 – AP News
• How much should we share about our kids online?
  5/11/20 – BBC News
• Coronavirus: 'Plandemic' virus conspiracy video spreads across social media
  5/8/20 – BBC News
• Study: WeChat content outside China used for censorship
  5/8/20 – AP News
• Virus tracing app raises privacy concerns in India
  5/8/20 – AP News
• Dutch watchdog to investigate TikTok's use of children's data
  5/8/20 – Reuters
• Exclusive: Iran-linked hackers recently targeted coronavirus drugmaker Gilead
  5/8/20 – Reuters
• A Secret Algorithm Is Deciding Who Will Die in America
  5/7/20 – Bloomberg
• Teen Hacker and Crew of ‘Evil Geniuses’ Accused of $24 Million Crypto Theft
  5/7/20 – Bloomberg
• Zoom buys security firm Keybase
  5/7/20 – AP News
• Zoom heads for end-to-end encryption launch with Keybase deal
  5/7/20 – Reuters
• Coronavirus: Cyber-spies hunt Covid-19 research, US and UK warn
  5/5/20 – BBC News
• Violating Michigan social distancing orders? Big Brother may be watching.
  5/5/20 – Bridge
• State-backed hackers targeting coronavirus responders, U.S. and UK warn
  5/5/20 – Reuters
• Apple, Google ban use of location tracking in contact tracing apps
  5/4/20 – Reuters
• European virus tracing apps highlight battle for privacy
  5/4/20 – AP News
• Coronavirus: The seven types of people who start and spread viral misinformation
  5/4/20 – BBC News
• 'I love you': How a badly-coded computer virus caused billions in damage and exposed vulnerabilities which remain 20 years on
  5/3/20 – CNN
• Coronavirus: Cyber-spies seek coronavirus vaccine secrets
  5/1/20 – BBC News
• Managers turn to surveillance software, always-on webcams to ensure employees are (really) working from home
  4/30/20 – The Washington Post