In the News

• The U.S. Government’s Privacy Watchdog Is Basically Dead, Emails Reveal
  3/3/17 – The Intercept
• Verizon: Most Breaches Trace to Phishing, Social Engineering
  3/3/17 – Bank Info Security
• That Cool Robot May Be a Security Risk
  3/2/17 – The New York Times
• Game theory could improve cyberwarfare strategy
  3/1/17 – Michigan News
• House panel approves cybersecurity framework bill
  3/1/17 – The Hill
• Coachella Confirms Website Hack, Theft of Personal Information
  3/1/17 – Noisey News
• 'Massive’ Arby’s data breach put customers at risk, lawsuits allege
  2/28/17 – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Teens explain how they really use Snapchat and Instagram, and why Facebook still matters
  2/28/17 – CNBC
• Internet of Things Teddy Bear Leaked 2 Million Parent and Kids Message Recordings
  2/27/17 – Motherboard
• Yahoo reveals new details about security
  2/24/17 – The Hill
• Montana May Regulate 'Faceprints'
  2/24/17 – MediaPost
• FCC chair to block stricter broadband data privacy rules
  2/24/17 – Reuters
• Google Just Discovered A Massive Web Leak... And You Might Want To Change All Your Passwords
  2/24/17 – Forbes
• Frank Abagnale, world-famous con man, explains why technology won’t stop breaches
  2/23/17 – ArsTechnica
• Cellebrite can now unlock iPhone 6 and 6+, also extract data from array of popular apps
  2/23/17 – Cyber Scoop
• The SHA1 hash function is now completely unsafe
  2/23/17 – Computerworld
• Serious Cloudflare bug exposed a potpourri of secret customer data
  2/23/17 – Ars Technica
• Google, Dutch institute crack key internet security standard
  2/23/17 – Reuters
• Professor Who Urged an Election Recount Thinks Trump Won, but Voting Integrity Still Concerns Him
  2/23/17 – The Chronicle of Higher Education
• I Tracked Myself With $170 Smartphone Spyware that Anyone Can Buy
  2/22/17 – Motherboard
• Email Lists Revealing Students’ Private Information Remained Public for Years
  2/21/17 – The Harvard Crimson
• Subprime auto lender facing FTC inquiry over GPS-tracking kill switches
  2/21/17 – Ars Technica
• Prognosis negative: Healthcare data of a quarter of U.S. consumers exposed
  2/21/17 – SC Media
• Building privacy right into software code
  2/20/17 – The Conversation
• Could Your Fitbit Data Be Used to Deny You Health Insurance?
  2/17/17 – Government Technology