In the News

• Security firms warn of new cyber threat to electric grid
  6/12/17 – Reuters
• Hacking via the Internet of Things
  6/12/17 – Reuters
• White House, intel chiefs want to make digital spying law permanent
  6/7/17 – Reuters
• Report: Russia Launched Cyberattack On Voting Vendor Ahead Of Election
  6/5/17 – NPR
• Supreme Court agrees to decide major privacy case on cellphone data
  6/5/17 – Reuters
• After London attack, Facebook says aims to be 'hostile environment' for terrorists
  6/5/17 – Reuters
• Putin: 'Patriotic' Russian hackers may have targeted US election
  6/2/17 – CNN
• Social media firms have increased removals of online hate speech: EU
  6/1/17 – Reuters
• Patriotic Russians may have staged cyber attacks on own initiative: Putin
  6/1/17 – Reuters
• Don't Expect Tech to Care About Your Problems
  6/1/17 – Bloomberg
• OneLogin: Breach Exposed Ability to Decrypt Data
  6/1/17 – Krebs on Security
• What Do Twitter’s Privacy Changes Mean For You?
  5/19/17 – CBS
• The Global Hack Could Have Been Much, Much Worse
  5/18/17 – Bloomberg
• U.S. Senate staff can now use Signal for encrypted chats
  5/17/17 – Fast Company
• Adylkuzz hack, called larger than WannaCry, slows computers across the globe
  5/17/17 – CBS News
• Botnet using NSA's exploits could grow bigger than WannaCry
  5/17/17 – C|Net
• EU judges to tackle 'right to be forgotten' again
  5/16/17 – Reuters
• Oddities in WannaCry ransomware puzzle cybersecurity researchers
  5/16/17 – Reuters
• Group linked to NSA spy leaks threatens sale of new tech secrets
  5/16/17 – Reuters
• Update: Recent Global Ransomware Attack
  5/16/17 – Michigan Medicine Headlines
• U-M not affected by worldwide ransomware attacks
  5/16/17 – The University Record
• The Thinning Line Between Commercial and Government Surveillance
  5/15/17 – The Atlantic
• How Ransomware Works and Avoiding the Next Attack: QuickTake Q&A
  5/15/17 – Bloomberg
• Cyberattack Is Blunted as Governments, Companies Gain Upper Hand
  5/15/17 – Bloomberg
• WannaCry ransomware cyber-attacks slow but fears remain
  5/15/17 – BBC News