In the News

• Europe’s privacy laws are now so tough, they are taking names off doorbells in Vienna
  10/19/18 – The Washington Post
• How to download your data from Apple
  10/17/18 – TechCrunch
• Here's How Russia May Have Already Hacked the 2018 Midterm Elections
  10/17/18 – Newsweek
• Dusty Prodigy Accounts, Lost Tablets Put Company Secrets at Risk
  10/17/18 – Bloomberg
• Hackers accused of ties to Russia hit three East European companies: cybersecurity firm
  10/17/18 – Reuters
• Security Seals Used to Protect Voting Machines Can Be Easily Opened With Shim Crafted from a Soda Can
  10/16/18 – Motherboard
• Shanghai airport automates check-in with facial recognition
  10/16/18 – AP News
• 'Do Not Track,' the Privacy Tool Used by Millions of People, Doesn't Do Anything
  10/15/18 – Gizmodo
• How hackable are American voting machines? It depends who you ask.
  10/15/18 – ABC News
• Up to 35 Million 2018 Voter Records For Sale on Hacking Forum
  10/15/18 – Threatpost
• Rivals ARM and Intel make peace to secure Internet of Things
  10/15/18 – Reuters
• So many people have had their DNA sequenced that they've put other people's privacy in jeopardy
  10/12/18 – Los Angeles Times
• Kanye West is going to make password security great again
  10/12/18 – The Washington Post
• Amazon and Walmart Want to Read Your Vital Signs (and Sell You Stuff)
  10/11/18 – The Daily Beast
• WhatsApp fixes 'big deal' video crash bug
  10/11/18 – BBC News
• DHS chief: Security sensors will monitor cyber threats for midterms
  10/10/18 – UPI
• Nearly all new U.S. weapons systems have ‘critical’ cybersecurity problems, auditors say
  10/10/18 – The Washington Post
• Tim Berners-Lee is on a mission to decentralize the web
  10/9/18 – Tech Crunch
• Heathrow Airport fined £120,000 over USB data breach debacle
  10/9/18 – ZDNet
• Facebook wants to put a camera in your house
  10/8/18 – CNN
• Facebook users getting fooled into spreading cloning hoax message
  10/8/18 – MLive
• California's new Internet of Things law only protects against a small portion of cyberthreats
  10/8/18 – The Washington Post
• Lawyers for Vizio Smart TV owners propose final deal, around $20 per person
  10/5/18 – Ars Technica
• The Week in Tech: A Breach That Ripples Far Beyond Facebook
  10/5/18 – The New York Times
• Breakingviews - Cyber risks deserve top billing more often
  10/4/18 – Reuters