In the News

• Hacked From the Inside
  11/1/17 – Inside Higher Ed
• Britain believes North Korea was behind 'WannaCry' NHS cyber attack
  10/27/17 – Reuters
• McAfee says it no longer will permit government source code reviews
  10/26/17 – Reuters
• Exclusive: U.S. widens surveillance to include 'homegrown violent extremists'
  10/25/17 – Reuters
• Apple reduced Face ID accuracy to ease production
  10/25/17 – Reuters
• Bad Rabbit: Ten things you need to know about the latest ransomware outbreak
  10/25/17 – ZD Net
• Senators push bill requiring warrant for U.S. data under spy law
  10/24/17 – Reuters
• After quietly infecting a million devices, Reaper botnet set to be worse than Mirai
  10/24/17 – ZD Net
• BofA fortifies online banking with new security layer
  10/23/17 – Reuters
• Futuristic cop cars may identify suspects
  10/19/17 – CNN Tech
• Consumer Protection Principles: Consumer-Authorized Financial Data Sharing and Aggregation (PDF)
  10/18/17 – Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• University Labs Put Cybersecurity Under the Microscope
  10/18/17 – Government Technology
• Wearables to boost security of voice-based log-in
  10/17/17 – Michigan News
• Why The KRACK WI-FI Mess Will Take Decades To Clean Up
  10/17/17 – Wired
• Can You Be Hacked By The World Around You?
  10/17/17 – Government Technology
• Equifax takes down web page after report of new hack
  10/12/17 – Reuters
• Disqus breach exposed info on 17.5M between 2007-2012
  10/10/17 – SC Media
• U.S. Supreme Court declines to review computer hacking cases
  10/10/17 – Reuters
• Hacking North Korea is easy. Its nukes? Not so much
  10/10/17 – Wired
• U.S. governors, hackers, academics team up to secure elections
  10/9/17 – Reuters
• Nobody reads privacy policies – here’s how to fix that
  10/9/17 – The Conversation
• POLITICS NATIONAL SECURITY Russian Hackers Stole NSA Data on U.S. Cyber Defense
  10/5/17 – The Wall Street Journal
• Russia reportedly stole NSA secrets with help of Kaspersky—what we know now.
  10/5/17 – Ars Technica
• New N.S.A. Breach Linked to Popular Russian Antivirus Software
  10/5/17 – The New York Times
• WSJ: Kaspersky software likely used in Russian-backed NSA breach
  10/5/17 – ZDNet