In the News

• Iran closes borders on messaging apps
  5/31/2016 – BBC News
• Uber, Lyft among those hitting FBI for fingerprint, photos database
  5/31/2016 – The Hill
• MySpace hacking might be the biggest data breach yet
  5/31/2016 – CNet
• Tumblr data breach: Industry reaction
  5/31/2016 – ITProPortal
• PENTAGON IS BUILDING MASSIVE HUB OF INSIDER THREAT DATA
  5/27/2016 – Nextgov
• North Korea Linked to Digital Attacks on Global Banks
  5/27/2016 – The New York Times
• Hacking into homes
  5/27/2016 – Michigan Today
• How Should Companies Handle Data From Employees’ Wearable Devices?
  5/22/2016 – The Wall Street Journal
• Hackers selling 117 million LinkedIn passwords
  5/19/2016 – CNN Money
• There Is No Such Thing as “Public” Data
  5/19/2016 – Slate
• New Surveillance System May Let Cops Use All of the Cameras
  5/19/2016 – Wired
• Sources: Bucks players’ financial data compromised in scam
  5/19/2016 – Yahoo! Sports
• A mixed legacy on cyber for Obama
  5/18/2016 – FCW
• More than 30 states offer online voting, but experts warn it isn’t secure
  5/17/2016 – The Washington Post
• Feds finalize privacy rules for employer wellness programs
  5/16/2016 – Fierce Health Payer
• Google to block Flash by default on most sites for Chrome users
  5/16/2016 – Computer World
• UC students suit claims Google scanned accounts without permission
  5/13/2016 – Santa Cruz Sentinel News
• Who Will Own Your Data If the Tech Bubble Bursts?
  5/13/2016 – The Atlantic
• Hackers tear shreds off Verizon's data breach report top 10 bug list
  5/12/2016 – The Register
• Data Breaches Chip Away at IT Pros' Confidence in Security
  5/12/2016 – Tech News World
• FBI/Apple privacy fight left out a major player: the data carriers
  5/11/2016 – CSO
• FBI Wants to Exempt Its Massive Biometric Database from Some Federal Privacy Rules
  5/10/2016 – Nextgov
• Twitter prohibits U.S. spy agencies access to real-time tweet analysis
  5/9/2016 – Silicon Beat
• The Clash of Privacy, Legislation and Software
  5/9/2016 – The New York Times
• Critical flaws in ImageMagick library expose websites to hacking
  5/4/2016 – Computer World