In the News

• Signs Point to China in US Research Facility Hack
  10/16/2015 – Defense One
• Being 'wasted' on Facebook may damage your credit score
  10/15/2015 – CNBC
• Bits Special Section: Security & Privacy
  10/14/2015 – The New York Times
• Why Verizon's 'zombie cookies' are scarier than ever
  10/14/2015 – CIO
• Q&A: While in China, Protect Your Devices and Data
  10/14/2015 – Bits
• Rutgers' student calls for tuition refund after latest DDoS attack
  10/14/2015 – SC Magazine
• Uber Data Breach Exposes Licenses and IRS Documents for Nearly a Thousand Drivers
  10/13/2015 – Gawker
• Tech Firms Laud Obama's Retreat on Encrypted-Data Law
  10/11/2015 – Bloomberg Business
• Can Campus Networks Ever Be Secure?
  10/11/2015 – The Atlantic
• New California law requires police to get warrants for online data
  10/8/2015 – Cnet
• Facebook data transfers threatened by Safe Harbour ruling
  10/6/2015 – BBC News
• Europe cracks down on U.S. tech with data ruling
  10/6/2015 – CNN
• T-Mobile, Experian Data Breach Exposes Personal Info For 15M Consumers
  10/2/2015 – Consumerist
• Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'Privacy Is A Fundamental Human Right'
  10/1/2015 – NPR
• Experian hack exposes 15 million people's personal information
  10/1/2015 – The Guardian
• U.S. pulls spies from China after hack
  9/30/2015 – CNN
• Hacker University: Cyberattackers Target Military Research, Student Records At 'Soft Target' US Colleges
  9/30/2015 – International Business Times
• The Era Of Automatic Facial Recognition And Surveillance Is Here
  9/29/2015 – Forbes
• Newly found TrueCrypt flaw allows full system compromise
  9/29/2015 – IT World
• U.S. intel officials warn hacking is getting worse
  9/29/2015 – CNN
• The Cyber Siege of Higher Education in North America
  9/28/2015 – EDUCAUSE Review
• U.S., China Reach Cyber Agreement
  9/25/2015 – Gov Info Securit
• Researchers identify Chinese military hacker
  9/24/2015 – CNN
• OPM now says more than five million fingerprints compromised in breaches
  9/23/2015 – The Washington Post
• Researchers wrestle with a privacy problem
  9/22/2015 – Nature