In the News

• Breaking the Black Box - What Facebook Knows About You
  9/28/16 – ProPublica
• Presidential Debate 2016: Cybersecurity Highlights Significant Differences in Policy, Understanding Between Candidates
  9/27/16 – Government Technology
• FBI investigating possible hack of Democratic Party staffer cell phones
  9/27/16 – CNN Politics
• Facebook to appeal German order on WhatsApp data
  9/27/16 – Reuters
• Security man Krebs' website DDoS was powered by hacked Internet of Things botnet
  9/26/16 – The Register
• Meeting Cellebrite - Israel's master phone crackers
  9/26/16 – BBC News
• Here's how Microsoft is using containerization to protect Edge users
  9/26/16 – Computerworld
• Police are increasingly using social media surveillance tools
  9/23/16 – Tech Crunch
• Yahoo's Massive Hack Likely to Delay - But Not Derail - $4.8B Verizon Deal
  9/23/16 – NBC News
• How Many Times Has Your Personal Information Been Exposed to Hackers?
  9/22/16 – The New York Times
• White House Contractor's Leaked Email Reveals Secret Service Plans, Michelle Obama Passport
  9/22/16 – NBC News
• Yahoo Says Hackers Stole Data on 500 Million Users in 2014
  9/22/16 – The New York Times
• Opinion: For the sake of privacy, pardon Snowden
  9/21/16 – The Christian Science Monitor
• The state of privacy in post-Snowden America
  9/21/16 – Pew Research Center
• Ponemon study: business innovation and IT security often do not go hand in hand
  9/21/16 – SC Magazine
• 3 Security Breaches That Freaked Out U.S. Companies
  9/21/16 – Fortune
• Amazon Says It Puts Customers First. But Its Pricing Algorithm Doesn’t.
  9/20/16 – Pro Publica
• Self-Driving Car Guidelines Urge the Unpopular: Share Your Data
  9/20/16 – Bloomberg
• Edward Snowden Says Disclosures Bolstered Individual Privacy
  9/16/16 – The New York Times
• Concern Over Colin Powell’s Hacked Emails Becomes a Fear of Being Next
  9/15/16 – The New York Times
• This Loophole Ends the Privacy of Social Security Numbers
  9/15/16 – Bloomberg
• AI Can Recognize Your Face Even If You’re Pixelated
  9/12/16 – Wired
• Clinton's Pneumonia Flap and the Public Fight Over Privacy
  9/12/16 – U.S. News & World Report
• The Strange Way That People Perceive Privacy Online
  9/12/16 – The Atlantic
• The USB Killer Destroys Computers, And It Only Costs About $56
  9/11/16 – Tech Times