In the News

• Google+ shutdown speeds up, new privacy bug affected 52.5 million users
  12/10/18 – Reuters
• How to plan your smart home - and weigh privacy risks
  12/10/18 – AP News
• When Answering the Phone Exposes You to Fraud
  12/7/18 – The New York Times
• Even The Best Of Us Get Duped, Professors Included
  12/7/18 – Forbes
• An Inside Look at Apple's Biggest Step Yet in Health Care
  12/6/18 – Time
• Thousands of emails stolen from Republican committee’s aides
  12/5/18 – Reuters
• The Secrets Hidden in Our Google Location Data (audio)
  12/4/18 – Bloomberg
• Watch Out for a Clever Touch ID Scam Hitting the App Store
  12/3/18 – Wired
• How China Is Planning to Rank 1.3 Billion People
  12/1/18 – Bloomberg
• 'Mueller knows a lot': Manafort and Cohen moves put Trump in line of fire
  12/1/18 – The Guardian
• Special Report: How Iran spreads disinformation around the world
  11/30/18 – Reuters
• Marriott reveals data breach of 500 million Starwood guests
  11/30/18 – CNN
• Cambridge Analytica Knew How You'd Vote If You Wore Wrangler
  11/29/18 – Bloomberg
• The extreme ways people protect themselves from hacks
  11/28/18 – CNN
• Panel examines strategies for detecting, regulating fake news
  11/27/18 – The Michigan Daily
• Scam websites are using that green https padlock to fool you
  11/27/18 – C|Net
• Privacy Groups Blast U.S. FTC as Digital Ad Industry `Lapdog'
  11/26/18 – Bloomberg
• Google Removes 13 Apps from Google Play Store, Citing Malware: Did You Download Any of Them?
  11/26/18 – Newsweek
• Research: Half Of Smart Speaker Device Owners Are Willing To Give Up Privacy In Their Homes
  11/24/18 – Pulse 2.0
• Beijing to Judge Every Resident Based on Behavior by End of 2020
  11/21/18 – Bloomberg
• European privacy search engines aim to challenge Google
  11/21/18 – AP News
• US says China hacking increasing ahead of Trump-Xi meeting
  11/21/18 – AP News
• Hey, Alexa, stop listening to everything I say
  11/21/18 – The University Record
• Russian hacking tool gets extra stealthy to target US, European computers.
  11/20/18 – C|Net
• Russian hacking group 'Cozy Bear' likely responsible for phishing campaign, US security firm says
  11/19/18 – The Hill