In the News

• Google reverses decision to cut ties with Huawei after US eases trade restrictions
  5/21/19 – CNBC
• Millions of Instagram influencers had their private contact data scraped and exposed
  5/20/19 – Tech Crunch
• DHS warns of 'strong concerns' that Chinese-made drones are stealing data
  5/20/19 – CNN
• Google’s own data proves two-factor is the best defense against most account hacks
  5/20/19 – Tech Crunch
• Security researchers discover Linux version of Winnti malware
  5/20/19 – ZD Net
• GDPR: How Europe's digital privacy rules have changed everything
  5/20/19 – ZD Net
• Bluetooth's Complexity Has Become a Security Risk
  5/19/19 – Wired
• Google uses Gmail to track a history of things you buy — and it’s hard to delete
  5/17/19 – CNBC
• Here's What You Should Know About the Upcoming Nest/Google Account Migration
  5/16/19 – Gizmodo
• Hacking forums survive cybercrime dragnet as feds prioritize drug-market busts
  5/16/19 – Cyberscoop
• Google is replacing Bluetooth Titan Security Keys because of a vulnerability
  5/15/19 – The Verge
• Why cybersecurity pros want to share information to combat threats
  5/15/19 – TechRepublic
• With eye on China, Trump escalates cybersecurity battle with executive order
  5/15/19 – NBC News
• Here's why San Francisco's vote to ban facial-recognition tech matters
  5/15/19 – Mashable
• San Francisco could be first US city to ban facial-recognition technology
  5/14/19 – CNN
• WhatsApp reveals major security flaw that could let hackers access phones
  5/14/19 – CNN
• Tech Killed Privacy. Can Tech Take It Back?
  5/14/19 – Forbes
• People say they care about privacy but buy devices that can spy on them anyway
  5/13/19 – Vox
• Nest, the company, died at Google I/O 2019
  5/10/19 – Ars Technica
• Study finds Wi-Fi location affects online privacy behavior
  5/10/19 – Penn State News
• The 4 fastest ways to protect your online privacy, starting right now
  5/10/19 – Fast Company
• China Mobile blocked from offering phone service in US
  5/9/19 – AP News
• Twitter suspended 166,153 accounts for terrorism content in second half 2018
  5/9/19 – Reuters
• U.S. senators say Amazon smart speaker for kids violates privacy law
  5/9/19 – Reuters
• Parents can’t delete what kids tell Amazon voice assistant
  5/9/19 – AP News