In the News

• A million ways to break in at the world's largest security gathering
  8/10/2015 – CNET
• 'Biggest update ever' to fix Android flaw
  8/7/2015 – BBC News
• Mozilla urges users to update Firefox with file stealing exploit in wild
  8/7/2015 – ZD Net
• Seeing a history of all your movements is now easier for you, but harder for the feds
  8/5/2015 – Fusion
• ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ Online Could Spread
  8/5/2015 – The New York Times
• Apple and Google Know What You Want Before You Do
  8/3/2015 – The Wall Street Journal
• Windows 10 automatic updates: Get over it
  8/3/2015 – ZD Net
• UConn Responds to Data Breach at School of Engineering
  7/31/2015 – UConn Today
• Hackers manipulate self-aiming rifle into shooting different targets
  7/31/2015 – The Telegraph
• Exclusive: Secret NSA Map Shows China Cyber Attacks on U.S. Targets
  7/31/2015 – NBC News
• How Many Times Has Your Personal Information Been Exposed to Hackers?
  7/30/2015 – The New York Times
• Congress probes Internet of Things privacy, security
  7/30/2015 – CIO
• Using Algorithms to Determine Character
  7/29/2015 – The New York Times
• Stagefright: It Only Takes One Text To Hack 950 Million Android Phones
  7/27/2015 – Forbes
• Hacking Legislation Designed To Protect Drivers From Auto Security Risks
  7/23/2015 – Edmunds.com
• Class-action suit filed against UCLA Health over patient-data security breach
  7/23/2015 – Consumer Affairs
• Here’s what your stolen identity goes for on the internet’s black market
  7/23/2015 – Quartz
• IG: Lack of cybersecurity staff, technology left USPS vulnerable to 2014 attack
  7/23/2015 – Fierce Government IT
• UCLA Health System data breach may affect millions
  7/22/2015 – Fortune
• Jeep owners urged to update their cars after hackers take remote control
  7/22/2015 – The Guardian
• Spam email levels at 12-year low
  7/20/2015 – BBC
• Defending the Digital Consumer
  7/17/2015 – Nextgov
• Most Google 'Right to be Forgotten' requests come from everyday people
  7/15/2015 – PCWorld
• Flash. Must. Die.
  7/15/2015 – WIRED
• Use of File-Sharing Service Leads To $218,400 Fine For HIPAA Violations
  7/14/2015 – Baker & Hostetler