In the News

• Facebook to pay $100 million to settle with SEC over misuse of user data
  7/24/19 – Reuters
• Facebook ends Microsoft, Sony access to friend data
  7/24/19 – Reuters
• Three Questions about Privacy for EDUCAUSE President John O'Brien
  7/23/19 – Educause
• Equifax to pay $575M for data breach, promises to protect data next time
  7/22/19 – Ars Technica
• FaceApp Makes Today’s Privacy Laws Look Antiquated
  7/20/19 – The Atlantic
• The Surprisingly High-Stakes Fight Over a Traffic-Taming ‘Digital Twin’
  7/19/19 – Citylab
• Deepfake videos pose a threat, but ‘dumbfakes’ may be worse
  7/19/19 – AP News
• Ellucian Banner Data Breach Draws Federal Concern
  7/19/19 – Inside Higher Ed
• Kazakhstan government is now intercepting all HTTPS traffic
  7/18/19 – ZDNet
• My browser, the spy: How extensions slurped up browsing histories from 4M users
  7/18/19 – Ars Technica
• Beyond San Francisco, more cities are saying no to facial recognition
  7/17/19 – CNN
• Viral App FaceApp Now Owns Access To More Than 150 Million People's Faces And Names
  7/17/19 – Forbes
• Alexa may be key to Amazon’s looming domination of the healthcare market
  7/16/19 – The Los Angeles Times
• Amazon offers $10 to Prime Day shoppers who hand over their data
  7/16/19 – Reuters
• Hackers Demand $2 Million From Monroe
  7/15/19 – Inside Higher Ed
• Disneyland Makes Surveillance Palatable—and Profitable
  7/15/19 – Bloomberg
• Old software makes new electoral systems ripe for hacking
  7/15/19 – AP News
• 25 Million Android Devices Infected by ‘Agent Smith’ Malware
  7/10/19 – Bleeping Computer
• Anyone for unintended Chat Roulette? Zoom installs hidden Mac web server to allow auto-join video conferencing
  7/9/19 – The Register
• British Airways faces $230 million fine. It would be a record under Europe's tough data privacy law
  7/8/19 – CNN
• The sinkhole that saved the internet
  7/8/19 – Tech Crunch
• ‘Fingerprinting’ to Track Us Online Is on the Rise. Here’s What to Do.
  7/3/19 – The New York Times
• More US Cities Battered by Ransomware
  7/2/19 – Data Breach Today
• 3 ways Michigan elections remain vulnerable — and what the state can do about it
  7/2/19 – Bridge
• Ask a Chief Privacy Officer [video]
  7/1/19 – Educause Review