- The Adverse Effects of Twitter's 'Inadvertent' Advertising—Cyber SaturdayTwitter "inadvertently" misused people's account-securing data, such as phone numbers and email addresses, for targeted advertising, as Facebook admitted to doing last year.
- Most Americans Failed This Questionnaire About 10 Important Tech TopicsA survey by the Pew Research Center exploring Americans' digital knowledge shows how little people know about some of today's most important technology topics.
- America's Slipping Edge—Cyber SaturdayAmerica must fight to keep ahead of adversaries such as China when it comes to technology and innovation, a cybersecurity group chartered by the Aspen Institute warns in a new report.
- Some 'Amazon's Choice' Security Cameras Pose 'Huge' Hacking Risk, Study Says"Amazon's Choice" may not be the best choice when it comes to buying security cameras.
- No, Encryption Is Not About to Be 'Backdoored'—Data SheetThis is your Data Sheet for Tuesday, October 1, 2019
- Comcast, Mastercard, Samsung Pour Millions into Password-Killing StartupThe startup stores private cryptographic keys—secret strings of numbers and letters—on mobile devices, like public key encryption used in smart cards, only without the card.
- Disinformation for Hire: How Russians Plant StoriesWelcome to the next phase of propaganda.
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