In the News

• New exploits target hospital devices, places patients at risk
  6/27/16 – ZD Net
• Chinese Curb Cyberattacks on U.S. Interests, Report Finds
  6/20/16 – The New York Times
• GitHub resets passwords for lazy, reckless users
  6/17/16 – InfoWorld
• How data thieves hook victims — and how to beat them
  6/16/16 – TC
• FBI's face-recognition system searches 411 million photos
  6/16/16 – CNN Money
• Facebook Reveals How It Decides if a Research Project Is Ethical
  6/15/16 – The Chronicle of Higher Education
• IoT pushes IT security to the brink
  6/9/16 – CSO
• Security, Privacy, Governance Concerns About Smart City Technologies Grow
  6/7/16 – Government Technology
• Netflix Resets Passwords Following LinkedIn, Myspace Breaches
  6/7/16 – PC Magazine
• Privacy advocates accuse Obama administration of failing to properly protect student data
  6/7/16 – The Washington Post
• Hackers breach social media accounts of Mark Zuckerberg and other notables
  6/6/16 – Computerworld
• Tech Groups Want DNC, RNC Platforms to Address Broadband Access, Privacy
  6/6/16 – Morning Consult
• Don't Be Like Mark Zuckerberg: Here's How to Change Your Passwords
  6/6/16 – NBC News
• The Snowden effect: Privacy is good for business
  6/3/16 – CNet
• This ‘Demonically Clever’ Backdoor Hides In a Tiny Slice of a Computer Chip
  6/1/16 – Wired
• Google will make it easier to change privacy controls
  6/1/16 – CBS News
• Iran closes borders on messaging apps
  5/31/16 – BBC News
• Uber, Lyft among those hitting FBI for fingerprint, photos database
  5/31/16 – The Hill
• MySpace hacking might be the biggest data breach yet
  5/31/16 – CNet
• Tumblr data breach: Industry reaction
  5/31/16 – ITProPortal
• PENTAGON IS BUILDING MASSIVE HUB OF INSIDER THREAT DATA
  5/27/16 – Nextgov
• North Korea Linked to Digital Attacks on Global Banks
  5/27/16 – The New York Times
• Hacking into homes
  5/27/16 – Michigan Today
• How Should Companies Handle Data From Employees’ Wearable Devices?
  5/22/16 – The Wall Street Journal
• Hackers selling 117 million LinkedIn passwords
  5/19/16 – CNN Money