In the News

• Google says Nest Guard's hidden microphone wasn't meant to be a secret
  2/20/19 – CNN
• Chinese hackers are ramping up attacks on US companies
  2/20/19 – CNN
• Researchers used fake social media accounts to influence NATO troops during military exercise
  2/20/19 – CNN
• Microsoft says discovers hacking targeting democratic institutions in Europe
  2/20/19 – Reuters
• Google fails to disclose microphone in Nest Secure
  2/20/19 – Reuters
• Microsoft detects hacking targeting Europe democracy groups
  2/20/19 – AP News
• China Has Abandoned a Cybersecurity Truce With the U.S., Report Says
  2/19/19 – Bloomberg
• Twitter tightens up EU political ad rules ahead of election
  2/19/19 – AP News
• Data breaches exposed 5 billion records in 2018
  2/15/19 – CSO Online
• The Wired Guide to Your Personal Data (and who is using it)
  2/15/19 – Wired
• FCC: Nearly half the calls you receive this year will be spam
  2/14/19 – CNN
• Happy Valentine’s Day! Online Dating Scams Cost Americans $143 Million
  2/14/19 – The New York Times
• Chand Rajendra-Nicolucci: Why paying people for their data isn’t empowering
  2/13/19 – The Michigan Daily
• What Apple killing its Do Not Track feature means for online privacy
  2/13/19 – CNN
• Software pirates use Apple tech to put hacked apps on iPhones
  2/13/19 – Reuters
• Russia moves to mask its soldiers' digital trail
  2/13/19 – Reuters
• Facebook’s Future Is Private Groups, for Better and Worse
  2/13/19 – Bloomberg
• Jamaican phone scammer picked the wrong 90-year-old: A former FBI director
  2/12/19 – Chicago Tribune
• Your Smart Light Can Tell Amazon and Google When You Go to Bed
  2/12/19 – Bloomberg
• The US is stepping up pressure on Europe to ditch Huawei
  2/12/19 – CNN
• Can You Sue An Algorithm For Malpractice?
  2/11/19 – Forbes
• Google wants to bring encryption to all with Adiantum
  2/11/19 – The Verge
• Where cybersecurity legislation 'goes to die' in Congress
  2/11/19 – Politico
• Apple to developers: disclose screen recording or get booted from App Store
  2/8/19 – ArsTechnica
• Four people are allowing strangers to control their smart homes
  2/8/19 – Engadget