In the News

• Amid Trump Inquiry, a Primer on Surveillance Practices and Privacy
  3/24/17 – The New York Times
• Hackers Access Job-Seekers' Personal Data From 10 States
  3/23/17 – Governing
• Illinois Doubles Down on Cybersecurity Amid Contentious ERP Upgrade
  3/23/17 – Government Technology
• The psychology of privacy in the era of the Internet of Things
  3/22/17 – CNN
• What the Public Knows About Cybersecurity
  3/22/17 – Pew Research Center
• Republican Red-Tape Purge May Help AT&T, Comcast Use Data
  3/22/17 – Bloomberg
• In New York, data breaches shot up 60% last year
  3/21/17 – TechCrunch
• Hackers: We Will Remotely Wipe iPhones Unless Apple Pays Ransom
  3/21/17 – Motherboard
• Google sister company Jigsaw offers free security tools to election groups
  3/21/17 – Reuters
• Neiman Marcus to pay $1.6 million in shopper data breach lawsuit
  3/20/17 – Dallas News
• Privacy rights at border draw scrutiny under Trump immigration crackdown
  3/18/17 – CNN Politics
• Govt. Cybersecurity Contractor Hit in W-2 Phishing Scam
  3/17/17 – Krebs on Security
• Secret Service Agent’s Laptop Stolen In Brooklyn
  3/17/17 – CBS
• YAHOO Breach Indictments May Shed Light on Other Hacks
  3/16/17 – AP
• What the Yahoo Hack Says About Russian Spies
  3/16/17 – Bloomberg
• Russian Agents Were Behind Yahoo Hack, U.S. Says
  3/15/17 – The New York Times
• Twitter accounts hijacked with 'Nazi' hashtags in Turkish
  3/15/17 – Reuters
• WhatsApp, Telegram patch flaws in instant messaging applications
  3/15/17 – Reuters
• Happy with your Fitbit results? Hackers might be adding extra steps to your counter!
  3/14/17 – The Economic Times
• U.S. Plans to Charge Four People Over Yahoo Hacking
  3/14/17 – Bloomberg
• Maker of connected sex toy We-Vibe settles privacy case.
  3/14/17 – C|NET
• It’s Possible to Hack a Phone With Sound Waves, Researchers Show
  3/14/17 – The New York Times
• US military leak exposes 'holy grail' of security clearance files
  3/13/17 – ZDNet
• Facebook updates policies to prohibit surveillance
  3/13/17 – CNN Tech
• The inventor of the web, Tim Berners-Lee, outlines its three biggest threats
  3/12/17 – Quartz