Risks Digest 30.49

Tuesday, 7th November 2017

• Airports Worldwide Are Hit by Delays After Software Outage
• NYPD claims to have incompetent sysadmins
• AirBnB monopolizing and forcing incorrect currency conversions
• To Survive the Streets, Robocars Must Learn to Think Like Humans
• Palestinian Man Arrested After Facebook Auto-Translates ‘Good Morning’ as 'Attack Them'
• Fixing cities' data privacy potholes
• Apple's Machine Learning Engine Could Surface Your iPhone's Secrets
• A Bug in a Popular Maritime Platform Left Ships Exposed
• Corrected monitor resolution, pinup model no longer slim
• Risks of being interrupted while using Siri to comment online
• Denver Art Museum warns donors, members, employees after sensitive data breach
• Even lower chances of winning the lottery
• Researchers Devise 2FA System That Relies on Taking Photos of Ordinary Objects
• Technology seeks to preserve fading skill: Braille literacy
• Fundamental problems with the Infineon crypto library
• Taser Company Ignored SEC Emails Because They Were In a Spam Folder
• USS John S McCain
• Stuxnet-style code signing is more widespread than anyone thought
• Medical device security
• Inside story: How Russians hacked the Democrats emails
• Estonia freezes resident ID cards due to security flaw
• The 2020 census is in big trouble. Here's how we got here
• Hackers prey on home buyers, with hundreds of millions of dollars at stake
• Re: North Korea hacking Sony
• Re: Wikipedia deletions: make my day
• Re: UK Banks, etc. to check account-holders' residence eligibility
• Google exec: Our society is in real jeopardy
• Susan Landau: Listening In: Cybersecurity in an Insecure Age